Where is rmic in jdeveloper?

jdevelper 10.1.3.0.4
where is rmic in jdeveloper? i want to create a stub and skeleton class, and i dont know where invoke the Rmic?

RMIC is the RMI stub Compiler
This can be found by opening a command window
Start | Run | CMD
Changing directory to the JDev Home dir
pushd C:\JD30
Searching for the tool
DIR /S RMIC.EXE
You will see that RMIC.EXE is located in
[JDeveloper]\java\bin
John - JDeveloper Team

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