• As a client under the versions 2000, XP and Vista.
  
• Interfaces and examples for all the development languages and linking technologies generally used in the Windows environment are available for integration in in-house applications. Examples: C, C++, Cobol, Visual Basic, Perl, Java, .NET, PHP, CORBA, ABAP (SAP), PL/SQL (Oracle®).
  
• As a server under the versions 2000, 2003 and 2008 in collaboration with all the databases generally used in the Windows environment, e.g. Oracle®, DB/2 or SQL server.
  

• With the operating system derivatives HP-UX, AIX, SUN Solaris, Linux.
• As a server and as a client for all the above stated UNIX derivatives in collaboration with all the databases generally used in the UNIX environment, e.g. Oracle®, DB/2 or SQL server.
• Interfaces and examples for all the development languages and linking technologies generally used in the UNIX environment are available for integration in in-house applications. Examples: C, C++, Cobol, Perl, Java, PHP, CORBA, ABAP (SAP), PL/SQL (Oracle).

• With the operating system i5/OS.
  
• As a server and as a client in collaboration with the database i5/OS.
• Both the ?classic? interfaces with examples for the program language RPG as well as for calling from Cobol, C or Java programs are available for integration in in-house applications.

• With the operating systems IBM z/OS (formerly MVS), VSE and Siemens BS2000.
  
• As a server for mainframe applications, both in the batch and in interactive applications under the transaction monitors CICS, IMS and UTM in collaboration with all generally used mainframe databases, such as DB/2, IMS/DB, ADABAS or UDS.
  
• Interfaces and examples for all "classic" mainframe development languages such as Cobol, Assembler or PL/1 as well as calling from C or Java programs are available for integration in in-house applications.