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The problem with getting test cases that involve Spring, etc is that its often too hard to tell where the fault lies. I have literally spent hours on test cases before only to find out its some bad Spring config or a bug in Spring. Not cool. Always best to whittle it down to involving just the library in question. This is called SSCCE and is discussed at http://www.pscode.org/sscce.html which is linked from the the reminder we put on these bugreport issues (above).
I'd like to see such a simplified test case that shows this problem.