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public class SomeBean {

	@Interceptors(ValidationInterceptor.class)
	public void addAuthor(@Size(min=5) String name, 
			String surename) {
		Author a = new Author();
		a.setName(name);
		a.setSurename(surename);

		em.persist(a);

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So the answer was: I used wrong import for @Inject. Not from javax, but org.aqruillian and earlier on haven't put beans.xml in archive. With these two things sorted out - the desired-test example works fine. 
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So the things is - I have this test to check validation on the server side. 
I build arquillian archive and deploy it to a remote server: as shown 
in desired-test.java.
As I'm running arquillian test suite I'd rather take this approach that 
have a hibernate-validator dependency in my test scope to get validator 
from default factory. 

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package pl.marchwicki.jee6.basetypes;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlRootElement;

@XmlRootElement(name="helloMessage")
public class HelloMessage {

	@XmlElement(name="message")
	public String getMessage() {

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	InputStream stream = ConfigHelper.getResourceAsStream("/filename.sql");
	InputStreamReader importFileReader = new InputStreamReader(stream);

	Connection connection = ds.getConnection();
	Statement statement = connection.createStatement();

	BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(importFileReader);
	for (String sql = reader.readLine(); sql != null; sql = reader.readLine()) {
	    try {
		String trimmedSql = sql.trim();