Thanks for the pointer. In my case, I do not have any JDBC driver jar in my ear. But I suppose that putting the JBossCache jars (the error is occuring on a JBossCache class) in the server/lib instead of the EAR will solve the problem. I do not like the idea too much as I'd like to have my EAR as portable as possible from one app server to another, avoiding any global classpath changes, if possible.
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