Hi Marcello, you are getting at the view-root in your m-bean constructor like this
FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewRoot(); ? This will return null in the cases where the view has not been created/set yet. The question is now when your constructor is called - you can easily debug your code to find out, put a break-point in the constructor. I would imagine you are in the restore-view-phase, and the view has not yet been created or set into the FacesContext. Generally, I don't see why you do this in the constructor - you should not initialize anything in your constructor really. regards, Martin
