Rmi Rmic problem

Hello,
I've tested out programs on the following links.
http://www.execpc.com/~gopalan/java/rmiserver.html
I've haven't got the chance to test out the client side code as I have problem on generating the stub file.
When I compile the programs just like the author did, I've got an error message. The steps that I used to compile and rmic the programs are as follows:-
C:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI\SimpleStocks>javac *.java
C:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI\SimpleStocks>cd..
C:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI\SimpleStocks>rmic SimpleStocks.StockMarketImpl
error: Class SimpleStocks.StockMarketImpl not found.
Do anyone of you know what is worng?
What did I miss out?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
Thank you very much for your response.
I am able to generate the .stub file already.
But now, I am having other errors.
The following was what i did when I try out your solution and some errors appear.
C:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI\SimpleStocks>javac *.java
C:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI\SimpleStocks>cd..
C:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI>rmic -classpath ./ SimpleStocks.StockMarketImpl
C:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI>javac *.java
StockMarketClient.java:6: package SimpleStocks does not exist
import SimpleStocks.*;
^
StockMarketServer.java:12: package SimpleStocks does not exist
import SimpleStocks.*;
^
StockMarketClient.java:15: cannot access StockMarket
bad class file: c:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI\SimpleStocks\StockMarket.class
class file contains wrong class: SimpleStocks.StockMarket
Please remove or make sure it appears in the correct subdirectory of the classpa
th.
StockMarket market = (StockMarket)Naming.lookup("rmi://localhost/NASDAQ");
^
3 errors
C:\jdk1.4\newTest\StockRMI>
What is wrong this time?
Can someone please to help me?
Thank you very much.
Your help will be apppreciated.

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