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We present NRMI: a drop-in replacement of Java RMI thatoffers call-by-copy-restore semantics for arbitrary linkeddata structures, in addition to regular call-by-copy semantics.Call-by-copy-restore middleware is more natural touse than traditional call-by-copy RPC mechanisms,enabling distributed calls to behave much like local calls.We discuss in depth the effect of calling semantics for middleware,describe how call-by-copy-restore can be implementedefficiently, and show examples of Java programswhere NRMI is more convenient than regular Java RMI.