Java micro editions problems

I just installed the latest sdk (again) and all the appropriate packages to build micro programs.
All my environment settings are correct (I'm almost postive)
but when I try builing a .java file from the j2me wirlesss toolkit I keep getting the error:
In order to compile you need to use the full j2se sdk.
I HAVE IT!!!
What could be the problem?
I have reinstalled the wirless toolkit about 5 times now. Please advise.

its obviously not seeing your SDK...
have u installed the J2SDK in a non-default place?

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