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Since Java 5 working with RMI (Remote Method Invocation) is very easy. You don’t need the rmic compiler unless you work with legacy RMI clients. Now stubs are generated automatically at runtime. Let’s see a very minimalistic example.

This tutorial will teach you how to make a basic page hits counter for your website. It will show you and your visitors how many times your website has been visited.

This tutorial will teach you how to make a basic online counter for your website. It will show you and your visitors the number of people on your website.

Many times it is useful to be able to get programmatically information about the network interfaces present on a host. Java standard library include a number of classes designed to provide access to this information. The most important is java.net.NetworkInterface which suffered a major face lifting in Java 6. Now it is possible to get a lot more information about every network interface in the system. Of special importance is the ability to get the MAC address of an interface.

Here we are going to design simple image based hit counter to keep track of visitor. We are going to keep record in a text file so we do need any kind of database. We are going to keep whole record in counter.txt file. In the same directory where you putting the PHP file for this counter, create a file 'counter.txt' and CHMOD it to 0777. Initially put 0 in it and save the file. As this counter is image based we are putting our Image in "imgs" folder.

This tutorial shows you how to create a script that shows how many people are on each page of your site, without using a database. You can easily get the number of online visitors for each page as well as the whole site.

This is a very basic, yet effective, way of displaying "hits" or page-views on your website. This version of the Hit-Counter does not require a database of any kind, it creates a text-file and stores the number of hits in there.

Create a simple hit counter whithout using a MySQL database. It runs using a simple txt file.

How to make a nice hitcounter using textfiles.

A very basic tutorial with working example. It shows beginner how to make a simple text counter by opening, reading, and writing to files.

A very easy unique hit counter, have it on your site in as little as five minutes.

This tutorial is intended for PHP programmers interested in learning how to apply PHP's GD image manipulation support. Readers interested in learning how to access a MySQL database from PHP, and/or define a PHP function will also benefit from this tutorial. You should be able to create a table using the MySQL command interface, and must know how to create a GIF using any commercial paint program.

This shows how to create a slightly more attractive counter using counter art available . More interesting than a plain text counter but no more difficult to implement.

A simple no frills text counter that does illustrate some basic file handling in PHP

This tutorial shows you how to count the number of visitors on your site using php.

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