Package jade.util.leap

This package contains a set of classes that provides a replacement for the Java collection framework that is not supported by J2ME.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
Collection	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.Collection&qote; interface.
Comparable	J2SE version of the "Comparable" interface, used to sort elements in LEAPSortedSet.
Iterator	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.Iterator&qote; interface.
List	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.List&qote; interface.
Map	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.Map&qote; interface.
Serializable	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.io.Serializable&qote; interface.
Set	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.Set&qote; interface.
SortedSet	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.SortedSet&qote; interface.

Class Summary

Class	Description
ArrayList	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.ArrayList&qote; class.
EmptyIterator	Singleton Iterator for an empty collection.
EnumIterator	Implementation of an Iterator constructed by an Enumeration.
HashMap	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.HashMap&qote; class.
HashSet
LinkedList	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.ArrayList&qote; class.
Properties	The LEAP (environment-dependent) version of the &qote;java.util.Properties&qote; class.
RoundList	Implementation of a RoundList with get/insert methods relative to the current element
SortedSetImpl	The LEAP (environment-dependent) implementation of the &qote;SortedSet&qote; interface.

Package jade.util.leap Description

This package contains a set of classes that provides a replacement for the Java collection framework that is not supported by J2ME. This replacement is internally used by JADE and, in general, users are not encouraged to use these classes, because their behaviour is not fully-compatible with the java.util classes (e.g. for the thread-safeness). They have been tested just for the purpose of replacing the JADE internal usage.