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'''Issues with MATLAB on OSX after Java Updates'''
'''Issues with MATLAB on OSX after Java Updates'''
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==Mac OSX 10.6.x - Feb 2013==
==Mac OSX 10.6.x - Feb 2013==
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which have workarounds for the same.
which have workarounds for the same.


'''Solution''' http://www.mathworks.com/support/bugreports/919688
'''Description:''' Parallel Computing Toolbox code fails with Java Virtual Machine update 1.6.0_39. Running any Parallel Computing Toolbox code using a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) version of 1.6.0_39 or later might cause a NullPointerException to be thrown by the JVM. For example:
<pre>
>> matlabpool open
Error using matlabpool (line 134)
Java exception occurred:
java.lang.NullPointerException
at java.util.logging.Logger.demandLogger(Logger.java:286)
at java.util.logging.Logger.getLogger(Logger.java:321)
</pre>
 
'''Status:''' Resolved
 
'''Solution:''' http://www.mathworks.com/support/bugreports/919688
 
==MAC OSX 10.7.x - March 2013==
Java Update 17 - does not allow MATLAB (2012a,b and 2013a) to be installed on OSX
Please  do not update JAVA if you wish to install new versions of MATLAB till the Mathworks comes out with a patch for the same
 
 
'''Description''':
Matlab installation cannot find JDK.
 
<pre>
Installing ...
./install: line 705: /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/JDK: No such file or directory
Finished
</pre>
 
'''Status:''' Workaround
 
'''Solution:'''
If you have installed Oracle's JDK 7 (Java Developer's Kit) you have two options:
 
1) Install/activate manually without using Internet. MATLAB will work fine even if you have JDK 7 installed because it will still be using Apple's Java 6 that does not get removed when JDK 7 is installed.


2) Alternatively, you may uninstall JDK 7 which will let you install and activate MATLAB using Internet.




==MAC OSX 10.7.x -March 2013==
[[Category:MATLAB]][[Category:MATLAB installation]]
Update 17 - does not allow MATLAB (2012a,b and 2013a) to be installed on OSX
Please  do not update JAVA if you wish to install new versions of MATLAB till a patch from the mathworks has been found

Latest revision as of 12:42, 21 September 2016

Issues with MATLAB on OSX after Java Updates


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Mac OSX 10.6.x - Feb 2013

The latest update to OSX 10.6 (Update 12) updates Java to a new version that has an issue known to cause problems with 'matlabpool' on the local configuration especially with R2011b and older. Please upgrade the OS to 10.7 or use a newer version of Matlab (R2012a or newer) which have workarounds for the same.

Description: Parallel Computing Toolbox code fails with Java Virtual Machine update 1.6.0_39. Running any Parallel Computing Toolbox code using a Java Virtual Machine (JVM) version of 1.6.0_39 or later might cause a NullPointerException to be thrown by the JVM. For example:

>> matlabpool open
Error using matlabpool (line 134) 
Java exception occurred: 
java.lang.NullPointerException 
at java.util.logging.Logger.demandLogger(Logger.java:286) 
at java.util.logging.Logger.getLogger(Logger.java:321)

Status: Resolved

Solution: http://www.mathworks.com/support/bugreports/919688

MAC OSX 10.7.x - March 2013

Java Update 17 - does not allow MATLAB (2012a,b and 2013a) to be installed on OSX Please do not update JAVA if you wish to install new versions of MATLAB till the Mathworks comes out with a patch for the same


Description: Matlab installation cannot find JDK.

Installing ...
./install: line 705: /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/JDK: No such file or directory
Finished

Status: Workaround

Solution: If you have installed Oracle's JDK 7 (Java Developer's Kit) you have two options:

1) Install/activate manually without using Internet. MATLAB will work fine even if you have JDK 7 installed because it will still be using Apple's Java 6 that does not get removed when JDK 7 is installed.

2) Alternatively, you may uninstall JDK 7 which will let you install and activate MATLAB using Internet.