Unable to get stubs and skeletons

hai..
im new to rmi..
help me plz...
here i do have four java files..
G:/sen/rmi>
AddServerIntf.java
AddServerImpl.java
AddServer.java
AddClient.java
i compiled these four files
G:sen/rmi> javac AddServerIntf.java AddServerImpl.java AddServer.java AddClient.java
successfully compiled and got class files..
G:/sen/rmi>
AddServerIntf.class
AddServerImpl.class
AddServer.class
AddClient.class
then i wanted to create stubs and skeletons...so i did the below thing..
G:sen/rmi> rmic AddServerImpl
bt im getting below error..
error: Class AddServerImpl not found.
1 error
here i didnt use any packages in these four java files..and i have four class files in G:/sen/rmi>..
did i do any mistakes..?
should i do anything before use rmic....?
plzzz help me..
thanks in advance..

(a) Are these classes in a package? say 'rmi'?
If so, you should be in the directory containing the package when you compile and when you run rmic, and you should provide the fully qualified class name to rmic, e.g. rmic rmi.AddServerImpl.
(b) Skeletons haven't been needed since 1998, and haven't been produced by rmic except on special request since 1.5.

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