Can't import Java Netbeans libraries

Hi,
I've inherited some code and cannot get it to compile. I get errors that the required import functions for various netbean classes cannot be found. These are for imports such as "import org.netbeans.spi.Wizard " which all fail stating that the classes cannot be found. I've tried compiling from within the Netbeans IDE and from within Eclipse but to no avail, any ideas where I can get hold of these classes that it is looking for?
Cheers

On netbean
Go to Tools -> Library manager -> New Library-> on Library type choose (class library) give it any name you want -> then add the jars for the file
Second step
Go to the project you are doing -> right click go to properties ->click on library -> then click on Add Library ->Press OK..
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