Unable to compile using rmic

Hello all
I have successfully compiled files using javac. The path is set, so I just need to open a command prompt and simply type javac AddServerImpl.java and it compiles with out errors. I do not have to specify any path at all.
But when I try to compile using rmic, that is where I have the problem. It simply says "error: Class AddServerImpl$.java not found. 1 error."
I simply don't understand what the problem is. If the path can work with javac <name>, why can't it work with rmic.
I have even tried copying the java files, to where the rmic file is present and then tried running rmic AddServerImpl. But it still does not work. I have even included the following line under the environment variables "setclass path = %classpath%c:\rmiproject\"
A bit desparate of ideas.
Thankyou

If the path can work with javac <name>, why can't it work with rmic.Because javac takes a path to a filename. rmic takes a package-qualified classname. Different strokes.

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