jfrankman,
I would now suggest that you use the -verbose:class to check the jar files being used for
loading your applications. Sometimes the class being reported in the classcastexception
may not be the actual culprit. It may also be some class being used in the
NexusEventDefinition which might be causing this issue.
anonymous wrote : I don't quite get the concept of scope classloaders yet.
This might help
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/JBossClassLoadingUseCases
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