Java.sql problem

Hi,
I have a problem with "import java.sql.*".
When a try to compile i get the error:
"package java.sql does not exist"
I've tried everything, classpath, add JAR/Libraries, install CDC tools, looked into hundred forums and can't solve the problem.
I'm using NetBeans 5.5 with Mobility Pack.
If anybody have any idea about what can I do, I'll appreciate it a lot.
Thank You!
If you need me to be more specific, please let me know

I just start the application with
import java.sql
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