Probably, that is because the security manager
does not allow Javassist to access rt.jar including
java/lang/Object.class.
Did you install javassist.jar under ${java.home}/lib/ext/ ?
If not, please try.
Otherwise, you can give permissions to javassist.jar to
access rt.jar. For example, you can include the following
code in your policy file:
grant codeBase "file:/home/you/lib/javassist.jar" {
| permission java.security.AllPermission;
| };
Above, I assume that javassist.jar is under /home/you/lib.
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