Hello guys, I just downloaded the Nokia S60 SDK for developing MIDP based applications for java mobile phones. Netbeans proved its mettle here again in terms of recognising the SDK and freeing me of all troubles. I downloaded the S60 SDK here and netbeans 5.0 here. CarbideJ is not required if you are going to develop on top of netbeans.
That said, i will tell you how to integrate the S60 SDK into netbeans.
1. Goto Tools–>Platform Manager and click on the “Add Platform” button.
2. Select “Java Micro Edition Platform Emulator” in the new dialog box and click on “Next”.
3. If the IDE is unable to locate the S60 platform folders, click on “Find More Java ME Platform Folders…” button and point it to the location where you have installed the SDK.
4. Click on Next. It will detect the installed platforms. Click on Finish and we are done. Close the Java Platform Manager.
Now, go to File–>New Project. Select “Mobile” on the left pane and “Mobile Application” on the right pane. Give it a name. On the next screen click on the “Emulator Platform” combo box and you will be able to see the installed emulators.
Thats it! we are done. You are up and ready to build beautiful applications for MIDP phones in just 4 steps 
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Hey Ashwin,
I agree man.. Netbeans rocks!
absolutely
no doubt in that
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nice! thanks for the info!