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Jini Corner at Artima.com - Jini-users FAQ, links to Jini resources on the web, discussion forum, a Jini interface repository, the service UI specification, and articles about Jini from the Jiniology column.
Jini FAQ - Answers to Jini-related questions from Bill Venners, from the Jini-Users mailing list.
Jini Planet - Information, by Jini developer, author of "Core Jini", Keith Edwards.
Jini WikiWeb - Wiki website about Jini technology and the Jini Community.
A Demonstration of Jini Technology and the K Virtual Machine - By Michael Deleo. This article describes a demonstration featuring 3Com Palm Pilots, Lego Mindstorm miniature tanks, and Jini technology presented at this year's JavaOne Developer Conference. This article explores some of the challenges solved by the demonstration developers with Jini technology and the K Virtual Machine (KVM).
Jan Newmarch's Guide to JINI Technologies - An excellent JINI overview and tutorial.
Sun.com: Rio Architecture Overview - Rio is a layer on top of Jini that addresses quality of service, deployment and failover of Jini services.
Jini Technology Tested Platforms - Summarizes the QA testing done for releases of the Jini Technology Starter Kit (Starter Kit).
Sun's Jini FAQ - Sun's Frequently Asked Questions about Jini.
Jini Connection Technology - Primary Sun Microsystems site. "Jini enables spontaneous networking of a wide variety of hardware, software, and services."

Ushichi jini aimasho - Ushichi jini aimasho/Shall we meet at seven? (7時にあいまショー) Ushichi jini aimasho was recorded in 1963, the show features the Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto, in which he sings 8 of his more well known songs.
Jini (IRC client) - jini is a very lightweight single-server, single-channel, command line IRC client written in Java and published under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Jini - Jini (pronounced like genie i.e.
Hwang Jini (TV series) - Hwang Jin-i (황진이) is a popular, award-winning Korean drama broadcast on KBS. The series was based on the life and loves of Hwang Jin-i, a 16th-century kisaeng.
Hwang Jini - Hwang Jin-i (1520c.-1560c.