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  	<title>4.5.2.a xforms-compute-exception</title>
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          <data>Hello world!</data>
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        <p class="title">4.5.2.a xforms-compute-exception</p>
        <p>You may see an xforms-compute-exception message. 
              Processing must halt after dispatching an xforms-compute-exception with implementation-specific error-message in the event context information.
            	Processor specific testing is required to listen for the xforms-compute-exception and provide the error-message.
            	You must not see 'Hello world!' beneath this paragraph.</p>
        <xforms:output ref="/data">
          <xforms:label>You shouldn't see this : </xforms:label>
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