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This is Java's CORBA-like capability to allow Java objects to access each other's methods remotely
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Note COM is Microsoft's (remote) object model
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CORBA is Industry (OMG) remote object model
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RMI is Java's way for remote objects to communicate
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It extends the well known Remote Procedure Call (RPC) used in UNIX
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RMI is thus part of a JavaBean global object model
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One can imagine that RMI will not "survive" but rather one will use instead the JavaBean to CORBA interface described in earlier examples
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