Yes, this is definitely a class loader issue. In DefaultfactoryFinder:
private <T> T newInstance(String key, Injector injector, String
propertyPrefix, Class<T> expectedType)
throws IOException, ClassNotFoundException {
Class<?> type = findClass(key, propertyPrefix);
Object value = injector.newInstance(type);
if (expectedType.isInstance(value)) {
return expectedType.cast(value);
} else {
throw new ClassCastException("Not instanceof " +
expectedType.getName() + " value: " + value);
}
}
Stepping through the code, the Object 'value' created by the injector has
the classloader from the Maven Jetty plugin, whereas the 'expectedType'
classloader is null (the bootstrap class loader I assume), so isInstance is
always going to be false.
I'll look more closely at the web app and see why this is the case.
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