Uses of Package
jade.util

Packages that use jade.util

jade.content	This package and its sub-packages contain classes that support the user in creating and manipulating complex content expressions according to a given content language and ontology.
jade.content.lang
jade.content.onto
jade.core	This package contains the microkernel of JADE system.
jade.core.behaviours	This package is a subpackage of jade.core and contains the classes used to implement basic agent behaviours.
jade.util	This package contains utility classes and in particular: classes for handling properties in an extended way (see the Tutorial), the Logger class for logging capabilities; the leap subpackage, that is a replacement for the Java collection framework that is not supported by J2ME.

Classes in jade.util used by jade.content

WrapperException
This class acts as a base class for all the exceptions that wrap another (nested) exception.

Classes in jade.util used by jade.content.lang

WrapperException
This class acts as a base class for all the exceptions that wrap another (nested) exception.

Classes in jade.util used by jade.content.onto

WrapperException
This class acts as a base class for all the exceptions that wrap another (nested) exception.

Classes in jade.util used by jade.core

Logger
This class provides a uniform API to produce logs over a set of different and device-dependent logging mechanisms.

WrapperException
This class acts as a base class for all the exceptions that wrap another (nested) exception.

Classes in jade.util used by jade.core.behaviours

Logger
This class provides a uniform API to produce logs over a set of different and device-dependent logging mechanisms.

Classes in jade.util used by jade.util

ClassFinderFilter

ClassFinderListener

ExtendedProperties
Provides enhanced property management.

Logger
This class provides a uniform API to produce logs over a set of different and device-dependent logging mechanisms.

TransportAddressWrapper
This class wraps a Transport Address and implements the equals() and hashCode() methods so that two Transport Addresses representing the same address, even if possibly expressed in different forms, are actually considered equals.