Distributed Computing Tools xfServerPlus

With xfServerPlus and xfNetLink, Synergy developers can distribute their applications and add new interfaces to them, including new Web and Windows front-ends.

xfServerPlus and xfNetLink enable access to Synergy logic and data stored on remote or local machines.

There are four editions of xfNetLink clients:

xfNetLink .NET Edition enables access to Synergy logic and data from Microsoft .NET applications.
xfNetLink Java Edition enables access to remote Synergy routines from code written with Sun Microsystems' Java programming language or JavaScript scripting language.
xfNetLink Synergy Edition allows Synergy client applications to execute remote Synergy routines.
xfNetLink COM Edition lets clients call Synergy routines residing on a remote server machine using a standard COM calling mechanism. Active Server Pages, Visual Basic, JavaScript, Delphi, and C++ are examples of COM-compliant clients that can be used.

See what AgTrax and other Synergy/DE customers have to say about xfServerPlus.

A management and accounting system provider for co-ops and agri-businesses, AgTrax Technologies has the fastest growing customer base in the market. They used xfServerPlus technology to Web-enable their application so their customers can obtain up-to-the-minute information around the clock.

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Web-enable your Synergy applications. It is easier than you think.

Access your Synergy applications from a variety of clients including Synergy/DE, Microsoft .NET, Java, and COM-compliant interfaces such as Visual Basic and Active Server Pages.