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QDacco is an application which allows people to use the dictionary in a more dynamic way than is possible with the PDF files and a quicker way than is possible with the online version.
Furthermore, it offers a user-friendly interface and direct interaction with the Dacco community; allowing users to suggest words for inclusion in the dictionary and comment on existing entries.
Configuration:
When you first run QDacco it will ask for the default configuration. You can always modify your configuration later through the menu "Files -> Configure".
The configuration is easy. In "Dictionary directory" you just have to indicate which directory contains the subdirectories "cateng" and "engcat". In Default dictionary you indicate which way you prefer it to translate by default (from English to Catalan or vice versa). Finally, Default language refers to the language used in the application (i.e. do you want your menus in English or Catalan?).
Use:
Once the program is up and running, all you have to do is enter your word in the search box and press enter (or use the search button beneath).
If you want to search for similar words to one which has just been found, you just need to press the magnifying glass button.
If the exact word which you have searched for is not found it will automatically search for the closest matches. If the word you were after is not found, you can click on the button Suggest as a new entry.
You can send suggestions or comments about the word which has been found by clicking on the button Send comment(s).
You can switch active dictionary by using the buttons eng>cat and cat>eng just above the search box or by pressing Control+D.
If you click on the Paste icon it will copy the contents of the clipboard to the search box. Copy, on the other hand, will copy both the contents of the search box and the text found to the clipboard.
Enhancements:
- Incremental search was implemented.
- Festival integration (in Linux) was added.
- An option to ignore the accents was added.
- An option to ignore the case of words was added.
- The option to search "closest matches" was removed.
- Ctrl+L can be used to select the search bar.

SipUnit provides a test environment geared toward unit testing SIP applications. SipUnit project extends the JUnit test framework to incorporate SIP-specific assertions, and it provides a high-level API for performing the SIP operations needed to interact with or invoke a test target.
A test program using the SipUnit API is written in Java and acts as a network element that sends/receives SIP requests and responses. The SipUnit API includes SIP User Agent Client (UAC), User Agent Server (UAS), and basic UAC/UAS Core functionality - the set of processing functions that resides above the SIP transaction and transport layers - for the purpose of interacting with the test target.
SipUnit uses the JAIN-SIP reference implementation as its underlying SIP stack/engine. The primary goal of SipUnit is to abstract the details of SIP messaging/call handling and facilitate free-flowing, sequential test code so that a test target can be exercised quickly and painlessly.
A test program using SipUnit API:
1. Extends SipTestCase
2. Creates SipUnit API objects - SipStack, SipPhone, SipCall, etc.
3. Calls methods on the object(s) to set up and initiate action toward a SIP test target. For example: SipPhone.makeCall("sip:roger@nist.gov", SipResponse.OK, ....) makes a vanilla call to sip:roger@nist.gov and blocks until an OK is received or a timeout occurs. The test target could be any node up to and including the final destination of the INVITE request message.
4. Verifies the results of the action involving the test target using both the SIP-specific assert methods provided by SipUnit and the standard JUnit assert methods. For example: assertHeaderContains(sipCall.getLastReceivedResponse(), "From", "sip:amit@nist.gov"), assertEquals("Unexpected response received", SipResponse.OK, sipCall.getReturnCode()).
Main features:
- A basic set of SIP-specific assert methods - assertHeaderPresent(), assertHeaderContains(), assertBodyPresent(), etc.
- High level API for interacting with a test target.
- Low-level SIP messaging access for interacting with a test target.
- Registration/unregistration and call processing with or without authentication (DIGEST).
- Support for testcase-specified timeouts.
- Support for different routing configurations.
Enhancements:
- Support was added to the SipPhone and SipSession classes for running SipUnit tests from behind a NAT and communicating with a SIP server on the Internet.
- A STUN example test was included.
- An enhancement that allows more flexible multiple SIP stack creation was incorporated.