Using CLDC Sun Java(TM) Micro Edition SDK 3.0 EA with netbeans

Hi ,
has anyone stumbled upon this - I just installed netbeans and Java(TM) Micro Edition SDK 3.0 and am trying to work with the examples of the sdk inside the netbeans , but when I open them I get the message : "Problem - the project uses platform CLDC Sun Java(TM) Micro Edition SDK 3.0 EA", but it was not found. Create platform named like this - I tried to do it , but it doesn't help.
Is there any way of overcoming this?

Ok , I found the solution.
I installed the Sun Java Wireless Toolkit for CLDC ver 2.5.2.2_01 directly (not as part of the SDK 3.0) , then added new platform and a new project configuration
according to the new platform.
In case someone else stumbles on that....

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