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- V0.82: updated use cases in section 6 to improve the way external
eval-adapters are invoked (here, use only <xpath> element), as discussed
and approved in I-ESA paper. The binding to the XPath adapter needs to be
specified fully probably in a binding appendix.

 -- Mr Jacques Durand

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Document Description:
Event-driven Test Scripting Language (eTSL) is laying ground for a test
model suitable for eBusiness / eGovernment applications. It also supports
test case automation and portability by defining a processable scripting of
test cases. It builds on previous experiences in conformance and
interoperability testing, in particular the IIC TestFramework 1.1
specification.
- V0.81: fix some of XPath notations, make "selectors" and "conditions"
more explicit about the dialect they use (XPath, XQuery), rename eTestML ->
eTSL.
- V0.82: updated use cases in section 6 to improve the way external
eval-adapters are invoked (here, use only  element), as discussed and
approved in I-ESA paper. The binding to the XPath adapter needs to be
specified fully probably in a binding appendix.

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