baz: I did that when I first encounter the problem and found start method was
called just once.
I also asigned some values to the properties of newUser inside tehe start
method, like:
newUser.setName("testing") ;
and that didn't throw the referred exception.
The exception was been thrown by having a reference to the newUser object, for
instance:
<h:inputText value="#{newUser.name}" required="true" />
I compared once and again the code with seamspace (you can see it is practicaly
the same) but could find my mistake. Of course, seamspace works fine in my
machine. Almost only difference is the entity User/Member class.
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