AbstractMethodError: abstract method "android.util.Size androidx.camera.core.ImageAnalysis$Analyzer.getDefaultTargetResolution()"

[rgroenewoudt]

Android application type

Android for .NET (net6.0-android, etc.)

Affected platform version

VS2022 17.6.5

Description

With the latest version of CameraX we are running into an exception when inheriting from ImageAnalysis.IAnalyzer:

JNI DETECTED ERROR IN APPLICATION: JNI CallObjectMethodA called with pending exception java.lang.AbstractMethodError: abstract method "android.util.Size androidx.camera.core.ImageAnalysis$Analyzer.getDefaultTargetResolution()"
at android.util.Size crc64c8b333e758042baf.MainActivity_MyAnalyzer.n_getDefaultTargetResolution() (MainActivity_MyAnalyzer.java:-2)
at android.util.Size crc64c8b333e758042baf.MainActivity_MyAnalyzer.getDefaultTargetResolution() (MainActivity_MyAnalyzer.java:34)
at androidx.camera.core.impl.UseCaseConfig androidx.camera.core.ImageAnalysis.onMergeConfig(androidx.camera.core.impl.CameraInfoInternal, androidx.camera.core.impl.UseCaseConfig$Builder) (ImageAnalysis.java:277)
at androidx.camera.core.impl.UseCaseConfig androidx.camera.core.UseCase.mergeConfigs(androidx.camera.core.impl.CameraInfoInternal, androidx.camera.core.impl.UseCaseConfig, androidx.camera.core.impl.UseCaseConfig) (UseCase.java:277)
at java.util.Map androidx.camera.core.internal.CameraUseCaseAdapter.calculateSuggestedStreamSpecs(int, androidx.camera.core.impl.CameraInfoInternal, java.util.Collection, java.util.Collection, java.util.Map) (CameraUseCaseAdapter.java:682)

We are not calling getDefaultTargetResolution() directly, just passing a ImageAnalysis.IAnalyzer object to the library.

Steps to Reproduce

Minimum reproducible app: AndroidApp7.zip

Tested & affected versions for: Xamarin.AndroidX.Camera.Camera2/Xamarin.AndroidX.Camera.Lifecycle: 1.2.3.1, 1.2.2

Did you find any workaround?

Revert back Xamarin.AndroidX.Camera.* back to 1.2.1

Relevant log output

No response

[pulmuone]

same issue

[lexboss777]

Adding DefaultTargetResolution property to the class being passed to SetAnalyzer method seems solving the issue:

imageAnalysis.SetAnalyzer(ContextCompat.GetMainExecutor(Context), this);
...
public Android.Util.Size DefaultTargetResolution => new Android.Util.Size(200, 200);

[pulmuone]

Adding DefaultTargetResolution property to the class being passed to SetAnalyzer method seems solving the issue:

imageAnalysis.SetAnalyzer(ContextCompat.GetMainExecutor(Context), this); ... public Android.Util.Size DefaultTargetResolution => new Android.Util.Size(200, 200);

Thank you.

[jpobst]

Investigation notes (net8.0-android):

getDefaultTargetResolution is a default interface method on the Analyzer interface, it gets bound like this:

[Register("androidx/camera/core/ImageAnalysis$Analyzer", "", "AndroidX.Camera.Core.ImageAnalysis/IAnalyzerInvoker")]
public interface IAnalyzer : IJavaObject, IDisposable, IJavaPeerable {
    unsafe Size? DefaultTargetResolution
    {
        [Register("getDefaultTargetResolution", "()Landroid/util/Size;", "GetGetDefaultTargetResolutionHandler:AndroidX.Camera.Core.ImageAnalysis/IAnalyzer, Xamarin.AndroidX.Camera.Core")]
        get {
            return Java.Lang.Object.GetObject<Size>(_members.InstanceMethods.InvokeVirtualObjectMethod("getDefaultTargetResolution.()Landroid/util/Size;", this, null).Handle, JniHandleOwnership.TransferLocalRef);
        }
    }

    private static Delegate? cb_getDefaultTargetResolution;

    private static Delegate GetGetDefaultTargetResolutionHandler()
    {
        if ((object)cb_getDefaultTargetResolution == null)
        {
            cb_getDefaultTargetResolution = JNINativeWrapper.CreateDelegate(new global::_JniMarshal_PP_L(n_GetDefaultTargetResolution));
        }

        return cb_getDefaultTargetResolution;
    }

    private static nint n_GetDefaultTargetResolution(nint jnienv, nint native__this)
    {
        return JNIEnv.ToLocalJniHandle(Java.Lang.Object.GetObject<IAnalyzer>(jnienv, native__this, JniHandleOwnership.DoNotTransfer).DefaultTargetResolution);
    }
}

This appears to be an issue with Java calling a default interface method where the C# type has not provided a non-default method implementation.

Providing a non-default method implementation in C# fixes the crash.