If you are using NB 5.0 it is possible to include additional code - IDE leaves space within guarded blocks - basically it is possible to invoke specific code before and after initialization of components, command transitions, etc.
#include is not supported in NetBeans. I know that many people actually use it however it would break debugging. If a fragment of code is included during build process, line numbers in editor don't match information received from the virtual machine.
You can start WMA console from Tools | Java Platform | <Choose J2ME Wireless Toolkit 2.2> | Tools & Extensions | Open Utilities. Note that not all SDKs support this.
Originally posted by pallavi utukuri: Hii I installed netbeans 4.0 along with netbeans mobility pack but the midlet is not able to detect import javax.microedition.location ��what should I do for netbeans to detect location class
J2ME Wireless Toolkit 2.2 which is bundled as a default emulator with NetBeans 4.0 Mobility Pack doesn't implement such package. Is there any other emulator that supports it?