So I found that geronimo include it's own spring librairies and it was using
them when it load my application.
Unfortunately, and I don't know why, Geronimo doesn't include the
aopalliance depency wich is required by spring-aop. I still don't know why
but Geronimo doesn't use my classpath to find that depency either.
Anyway the only fix I found is to add org.springframework to my plan.xml as
a hidden-class.
This way geronimo load all the spring classes from my classpath and not it's
own.
Here is my final plan.xml :
<dep:environment>
...
<dep:hidden-classes>
<dep:filter>org.springframework</dep:filter>
</dep:hidden-classes>
</dep:environment>
....
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