Github user jasontedor commented on the issue:
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I can confirm that as well, both the unit tests we have that rely on this
are passing now, and the application is logging the correct location when `%l`
is used as a pattern.
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Github user rgoers commented on the issue:
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I just tried running one of my webapps on tomcat under Java 9. Although I
didn't have much success due to Spring (that is a different story) I do see the
location information correctly.
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Github user MartyIX commented on the issue:
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@jasontedor Does Log4j2 2.9.1 (with JDK 9) work correctly for you? All my
log messages contain `calcLocation` method name. Am I the only one?
When I switch to JDK 8, it works as expec
Github user jasontedor commented on the issue:
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Thanks @rgoers.
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Github user jasontedor commented on the issue:
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@MartyIX The bug report is linked
[above](https://github.com/apache/logging-log4j2/pull/109#issuecomment-326626895).
The bug manifests as that the source line on any logging event will app
Github user MartyIX commented on the issue:
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@jasontedor
> This is due to a bug in the JDK 9 implementation of StackLocator.
Do you happen to have a bug report link?
Thank you :)
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Github user jasontedor commented on the issue:
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You're welcome @rgoers, it is my pleasure. I pushed a commit as we
discussed.
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@jasontedor Thanks for contributing to Log4j - we appreciate all the help
we can get!
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@rgoers Thanks for the feedback, that makes sense! I will do this:
- make a change that will make that work
- add a comment to the code that explains why the code is doing what it'
Github user rgoers commented on the issue:
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Finding the frame prior to the first frame that matches the class name of
the logger is likely to return a frame that still points at the logger class
because multiple methods in the logger ma
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This is for: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4J2-2028
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