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Going from Sun JDK to IBM JDK and getting an IllegalAccessException

 
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I'm trying to use a program written with the Sun JDK in an environment using the IBM JDK, both v1.4. It works fine with the Sun JDK installed, but when the IBM JDK is installed, it fails with an IllegalAccessException from the spring configuration, saying the error originates from an inner bean definition.

Has anyone seen anything like this before, and if so, how'd you solve it?
 
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