Trying to use Process Control in session bean

Hi,
In Workshop, I have a session bean that is <i>trying</i> to call a method on a business process control. (The control was created in a process project and then moved to a control project to make it visible.)
The problem, in the example below, is that 'myControl' never gets set. So how do we access controls in EJBs? (I thought there was some Workshop magic that would implement this initialization.)
Thanks for any help!!
- Rob
// Event.ejb
* @common:control
private controls.getEventsPControl myControl;
* @ejbgen:remote-method
public String getEvent() {
return myControl.getEvent();
}

We're running SP4. Here's the session bean code snippet in a readable format. Again, 'myControl' is null. How do I set it?
Thanks for any ideas..
- Rob
// Event.ejb
* @common:control
private controls.getEventsPControl myControl;
* @ejbgen:remote-method
public String getEvent() {
return myControl.getEvent();
}

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