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• Java Remote Method Invocation   - Remote Method Invocation (RMI) enables the programmer to create distributed Java technology-based applications, in which the methods of remote Java objects can be invoked from other Java virtual machines, possibly on different hosts.

• Apply RMI Autogeneration - Make objects written with local semantics remote. Client-side translation from the generated interfaces to the application server interfaces is performed via runtime-generated proxy objects.
• Cetus Links: Java RMI - Collection of links on Java RMI.
• Creating Distributed Java-to-Java Applications - With RMI, Java applications can communicate from computers that might conceivably be at opposite sides of the earth.
• Efficient Implementations of Java Remote Method Invocation - Explores both transport level protocols as well as object caching in the RMI framework to meet the performance requirements of interactive applications.
• Efficient Remote Method Invocation - This paper describes Manta, a Java system designed to support efficient communication.
• Fundamentals of RMI - This short course covers the fundamentals of the Remote Method Invocation technology, as found in the Java 2 platform. (jGuru.com)
• How to Eliminate Debugging Problems for RMI-based Applications - Debugging RMI-based programs can be made vastly easier through the use of an in-process server mechanism that allows the use of any JDK 1.1-compatible debugger to develop RMI-based client/server code.
• Implementing Asynchronous Remote Method Invocation in Java - This paper introduces a novel mechanism allowing Java remote objects to use extended communication protocols without changes to the underlying wire or serialisation protocols.
• Introduction to Java RMI - Creates a sample service that can calculate the square of a number and the power of two numbers.
• Java RMI Performance and Object Model Interoperability - This paper explores the design of RMI and extracts a subset of the RMI object model that is compatible with C++ and HPC++ remote object semantics.
• Java RMI Tutorial - A brief introduction to Java Remote Method Invocation. This tutorial attempts to show the essence of RMI, without discussing any extraneous features.
• jiffyc: A Fast Java RMI Compiler - A replacement for rmic, a program that generates the stub and skeleton files needed by distributed applications/applets based on Java RMI. [Open Source, GPL]
• A More Efficient RMI for Java - This paper demonstrates that a much faster drop-in RMI and an efficient serialization can be designed and implemented completely in Java without any native code.
• NinjaRMI - A free, ground-up implementation of Java Remote Method Invocation, but it does not directly conform to Sun's Java RMI specification. [Open Source]
• RMI-IIOP - Combines the usability of Java Remote Method Invocation with the interoperability of the Internet Inter-ORB Protocol.
• Writing Distributed Applications with Java RMI - An introduction for readers already familiar with Java and object-oriented programming.

• The Lifecycle of an RMI Server and Dynamic Class Loading in RMI - Examines the steps in the operation of an RMI server, that is, it's lifecycle. (JDC Tech Tips) (February 27, 2001)
• Communication Between Browsers Using RMI - Remote method invocation can help offset some of the limitations on Java applets imposed in the name of security. (December, 1999)
• Distributed Objects Programming Using Java RMI - Shows how to develop client/server applications using Java's Remote Method Invocation. (May, 1997)

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