Just to add to the context, this failing aspect is using spring's
"@Configurable(dependencyCheck=true)" to do @Autowiring. If I remove the
spring annotations it works. However, this is not the only aspect that is
using the "@Configurable" annotation. All the rest work fine. The only
difference is that this aspect has a default constructor that initiates/runs
an Executor.
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