NETCFAX - Server programmers API

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We have been asked so often if we could provide an API to allow your own programs to use our NetCFax server that we have now provided not one but two separate API's with the release of 2.61 and all later releases, including NetCFax Pro v3.

The main programmers API is simply a pair of Dynamic link Libraries (DLL's) that provide you with a simple to use, standard "C"  interface (and an exported C++ class) to any of your NetCFax server(s).

These libraries are capable of, and in fact do handle all of the TCP communications that are required to let your application "talk" to the NetCFax server(s) across the network completely transparently, so you do not have to even think about having to go through the nightmare of learning how to program for the Winsock to be able to use them.

The secondary API is a set of fully documented TCP messages that your own TCP system can use to connect to our server(s).  This allows connections to be made form non Windows platform applications such as Apple or Unix.

Due to this powerful system, your own applications can be running on any networked machine, providing that it can access the required NetCFax server using a TCP network connection it will work transparently.

WHAT DOES IT PROVIDE ?

Everything you might ever need basically. !!

   So, If you want to see what the next generation of 
powerful and yet surprisingly uncomplicated networked 
fax systems really look like from your own applications, 
Why not download your evaluation copy and see for yourself !

You can now add powerful faxing capabilities to 
your own applications/programs quickly and easily 
with the NetCFax API

   Download your free evaluation copy of NetCFax Pro now !

The API interface provides both standard C (or VB6) exported function calls, plus an exported C++ Class.  The full TCP protocol is also documented for those that wish to add it into their own TCP code.