
>rmic -[options], ..., <Remote-Class-Name/Jar-File/Directory>

 The available options in the console are as follows:
  -d           - after this parameter, specify the destination directory
                 where generated stubs and skeletons are saved. The path is
                 absolute,according to the corresponding operating system.
                 The default value is the current directory.
  -s           - add a direcorty for java-generated files of stubs and
                 skeletons if you want to keep.
  -classpath   - adds the specified directories and JAR files to the classpath
  -nrmi_p4     - if you specify this parameter, the generated stubs and
                 skeletons do not support the RMI/P4 protocol.
  -nsecurity   - related to -nrmi_p4 option; if you choose this parameter,
                 the generated skeleton does not include additional security
                 features. By default, security features are included in
                 the generated files.
  -iiop        - with this option specified the files are generated with
                 IIOP support.
  -additional  - related to -iiop option; if you use this option, RMIC Tool
                 generates separate stubs for all remote interfaces that are
                 implemented by the remote class. By default, a single stub
                 for all interfaces is created.
  -nkeep       - if you use this option, the generated .java files are deleted,
                 after the .class files are produced. By default, the .java
                 files are stored as well.
  -jar         - after this parameter specify the jar file which will be
                 used for search remote objects and will be generated
                 remote support classes. Generated classes wil be included
                 in the jar file.
  -dir         - after this parameter specify the directory which will be
                 used for search remote objects and will be generated
                 remote support classes.

    Note:        Specify the fully qualified Java name of the remote class
                 after the options that you have chosen to.


