i think, very likely, you have another copy of java.util.Vector loaded, and
this one tries to be too clever with its implementation of clone (instantiate a
new Vector instance) instead of delegating to its super class (Object).



HTH,
Edwin



--- Chris Hostetter <hossman_lucene@(protected):

>
> :     SegmentInfos sis = (SegmentInfos) super.clone();
>
> : We see that it is trying to cast a Vector into SegmentInfos which explains
> : the ClassCastException. This is definitely a bug.
>
> I'm really not sure how you could be getting that ClassCastException
> unless there's a really horrific bug in the JRE you are using.
>
> You'll see this in just about every (non-trivial) use of super.clone() ...



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