SLF4M busted under R2022a or R2021b - log4j upgrade
HenningBraess opened this issue · 6 comments
Hi,
I installed SLF4m on Matlab R2022a (Windows 10). When I called the attached helloWorld program I got the following exception code:
Error using logger.Log4jConfigurator.configureBasicConsoleLogging
Invalid default value for property 'initializer' in class 'logger.Logger':
Java exception occurred:
java.util.NoSuchElementException
at org.apache.log4j.helpers.NullEnumeration.nextElement(NullEnumeration.java:45)
Error in logger.internal.Slf4mInitializer.initSLF4M (line 59)
logger.Log4jConfigurator.configureBasicConsoleLogging()
Error in logger.internal.Slf4mInitializer (line 12)
logger.internal.Slf4mInitializer.initSLF4M;
Error in loggerCallImpl (line 42)
loggerObj = logger.Logger.getLogger(callerId);
Error in logger.debug (line 14)
loggerCallImpl('debug', msg, varargin);
Error in helloWorld (line 6)
logger.debug('Got empty x input; defaulted to %f', x);
Is there anything that I need but did not install?
Any help is appreciated.
It appears to be an issue with R2022a. Using it with R2021a is no problem.
FYI: MATLAB releases prior to R2021b Update 2, used to include slf4j with a binding to log4j 1.2 and then also the log4j 1.2 implementation itself.
As of release R2021b Update 2, MATLAB still includes slf4j with still a binding to log4j 1.2 but now then the log4j 1.x bridge and as actual log4j implementation: log4j 2.
The issue could very well be related to this change.
Hi! Sorry I didn't notice this bug report earlier; my Watch settings for this repo must be off.
@maben-mw 's analysis is correct: The Matlab R2021b log4j 2.x major version bump and use of the log4j 1.x bridge is busticating SLF4M. I'm currently working on a fix (and talking with MathWorks Tech Support), but it's nontrivial. I hope to have this fixed in a couple weeks. I do not know a workaround. Sorry for the inconvenience!
BTW, @maben-mw :
MATLAB releases prior to R2021b Update 2
Was it really Update 2, and not the original R2021b release? I can't believe MathWorks finally got around to upgrading a Java library, and they shipped it in a Update. Shakes head.
BTW, here's a list of all the third-party Java libraries that some versions of Matlab are bundled with, if anyone's curious about the details here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qL9NVwVhiA_BqX16Gr9-mMKqQ0MEOGxClGA0ms7mji0/edit?usp=sharing
MathWorks Technical Support Case #05490191 if anyone would like to hear MathWorks's side of this issue.