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The NoClassDefFoundError is not repeatable (as far as I can tell), based on
JENKINS-20254and one or more other bug reports like it. Eventually it seemed that enabling all plugins was sufficient to fix the problem. However, I am not certain that is actually what fixed the problem. Users may have updated to more recent versions of the plugins, and thus fixed the problem without realizing that their upgrade process also fixed the issue.Your plugin versions seem to be out of date, and your Java version is out of date. Unfortunately, I don't think the Java version is the root of this problem. I suspect it may be the plugin versions you're running, and some difference in the installed or enabled plugins between your two locations.
You might compare the Jenkins configurations of the two installations, to see if there are any differences which help you to understand the root of the problem.