Synergy/DE xfServerplusWith 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.
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xfserverPlus Information

Gayle LewisSee 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. xfSeries datasheet

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.