Free use case software for linux

Kumula Cases is a case management software for lawyers (similar to programs like Amicus Attorney or RA-Micro), based upon the Kumula package. It was part of my diploma thesis and consists of multiple parts:

Cases:

The main application for handling the case files. It shows active and closed case files, and also the appointments and time limits of all cases. When opening a case file, it starts "CaseData", which is merely an "internal" application.

CaseData

Displays the content of one case file. Because of splitting the case management and the case contents, its possible to:

- work with different cases at the same time
- open a case from Cases and Clients (see below)
- open a case directly from your desktop (if you create a shortcut there)
This case content program is also modular and brings the following modules with it:
- Header, for storing reference number, case title etc.
- Parties, for managing clients, contrahents and third parties
- Events, for recording appointments, time limits and resubmissions
- Documents, for assigning letters and other documents to a case file
- Journal, for register revenues and expenses related to a case

Cases module for Clients

This module for Kumulas client management program shows the cases in which a client is involved, including the possibility to open the case file directly.

JTestCase is a 100% pure Java, open-source framework that helps in separating test case data from test case units.

Although the following examples show JTestCase used together with junit, please note that JTestCase has no dependence on junit itself.

A moderately complex java projects may comprise hundreds of junit test case. JTestCase helps you organize your test cases in a rationale and efficient way.

To achieve this goal JTestCase provides:

- A propetary XML format to define your test cases in an abstract way.
- Easy-to-use API to retrieve data from XML file and to do assertion.

UMLSpeed project is a compiler for a simple, C-style language that allows declaration of UML entities and diagrams. Diagrams can be compiled into SVG and the entities to XMI for use with other tools.
Why?
- Graphical UML tools in general suck - why should we, as programmers have to drag and drop stupid graphical things and use a mouse when we could express what we want 10 times faster with a text editor and a simple notation? - More importantly, why should we have to lay everything out when the computer could do it for us?
- Graphical UML tools are bloated, huge, memory and disk-hogging monsters.
- Graphical UML tools use either a binary data format or XML, which is not particularly friendly to source code control systems.
Main features:
- Written in GCJ-portable java and compiled natively. Its extremely fast even when dealing with thousands of entities and diagrams.
- Purely command-line driven and takes miniscule resources.
- Flexible enough with file imports that large UML projects can be broken up into separate files and only individual bits built at a time as required.
- C-style syntax means that the source language integrates well with source code control and diff tools.
- Standards compliant - produces interoperable SVG and XMI, as well as clean source code.
- Can integrate with automated build tools for regular diagram/xmi compilation.
Status
This is still alpha software. Dont hold me responsible if it kills your pets and blows your house up.
Implemented so far:
- Compiler/parser
- Namespaces, Class diagrams and related entities
- Use case diagrams and related entities
- Auto-link pathfinding
- XMI 1.3 output
- VIM syntax highlighting
- Code generation (Java and Python)
Still to do:
- Documentation output
- Code generation (Ruby, PHP, Perl, C++, C#)
- Diagram packages
- Diagram notes
- Alternative diagram layout managers
- Deployment diagrams
- Sequence diagrams
- Activity diagrams
Enhancements:
- Added facilities to store HTML of reports in a buffer for use by plugins and turn off file generation. Maven plugin now uses this when using Doxia for generation.
- Added $PROJECTNAME and $PROJECTVERSION HTML tokens, with CLI parameters to set them. Maven plugin will automatically set them.
- Added $PUBLISHDATE token
- Added $TOC key for generating links to bookmarks on the same page.

Unicode::Escape is a Perl module with escape and unescape Unicode characters other than ASCII.

SYNOPSIS

# Escape Unicode charactors like u3042u3043u3044.
# JSON thinks No more Garble!!

# case 1
use Unicode::Escape;
my $escaped1 = Unicode::Escape::escape($str1, euc-jp); # $str1 contains charactor that is not ASCII. $str1 is encoded by euc-jp.
my $escaped2 = Unicode::Escape::escape($str2); # default is utf8 # $str2 contains charactor that is not ASCII.
my $unescaped1 = Unicode::Escape::unescape($str3, shiftjis); # $str3 contains escaped Unicode character. return value is encoded by shiftjis.
my $unescaped2 = Unicode::Escape::unescape($str4); # default is utf8 # $str4 contains escaped Unicode character.

# case 2
use Unicode::Escape qw(escape unescape);
my $escaped1 = escape($str1, euc-jp); # $str1 contains charactor that is not ASCII. $str1 is encoded by euc-jp.
my $escaped2 = escape($str2); # default is utf8 # $str2 contains charactor that is not ASCII.
my $unescaped1 = unescape($str3, shiftjis); # $str3 contains escaped Unicode character. return value is encoded by shiftjis.
my $unescaped2 = unescape($str4); # default is utf8 # $str4 contains escaped Unicode character.

# case 3
use Unicode::Escape;
my $escaper = Unicode::Escape->new($str, shiftjis); # $str contains charactor that is not ASCII. $str is encoded by shiftjis.(default is utf8)
my $escaped = $escaper->escape;

# case 4
use Unicode::Escape;
my $escaper = Unicode::Escape->new($str); # $str contains escaped Unicode character.
my $unescaped1 = $escaper->unescape(shiftjis);
my $unescaped2 = $escaper->unescape; # default is utf8.

Escape and unescape Unicode characters other than ASCII. When the server response is javascript code, it is convenient.

Sprite is a Perl module to manipulate text delimited databases using SQL.

SYNOPSIS

use Sprite;

$rdb = new Sprite;

$rdb->set_delimiter (-Read => ::) ## OR: (Read, ::);
$rdb->set_delimiter (-Write => ::) ## OR: (Write, ::);

$rdb->set_os (Win95);

## Valid arguments (case insensitive) include:
##
## Unix, Win95, Windows95, MSDOS, NT, WinNT, OS2, VMS,
## MacOS or Macintosh. Default determined by $^O.

$rdb->set_lock_file (c:win95tmpSprite.lck, 10);

$rdb->set_db_dir (Mac OS:Perl 5:Data) || die "Cant access dir!n";

$data = $rdb->sql (<<less