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Synopsis: The EPI feature provides a COM-based direct interface to eValid commands accessible programmatically from C/C++/C#, Java, PERL, or VB programming environments. All of the validation, synchronization, adaptive playback and activity logging features of eValid are available. The interface also provides for programmatic interface to browsed pages contents at the DOM level.

Resources
Here are various resources that describe EPI operation and present worked examples.

• Here is a simplified EPI Summary that paints in broad strokes what the EPI feature is all about.

• The eValid EPI Technical Specification details what capabilities are included with the EPI feature.

• This diagram and Structual Explanation shows how EPI is organized.

• Here is the set of Supported eValid Commands. This list is a subset of ALL eValid commands. Note that these commands exclude those which would be meaningless in the EPI context.
  For example, the eValid OnFlag... commands are not supported because flow control of that kind would be handled locally.

• The Programmatic Interface [EPI] Instruction Manual -- shows how to use the EPI interface, and refers to the other items below.

C++/CPP Supporting Material
Here are some pages that provide immediate support for C++/CPP.

• The EPI C++ Header Definition shows function/methods currrently defined in epi.h.

• The EPI C++ Interface Definitions shows function/methods currrently available.

• Example programs in CPP that illustrate EPI operation and when possible include the equivalent corresponding eValid script. See the CPP Example Program Table.

Java, PERL, VB Supporting Material
Material for other languages (Java, VB, PERL) will be added as soon as the interfaces are completed.