KXML and Netbeans

Hello everyone,
I wish to manipulate some simple XML on my J2ME application. From what i can find the best method seems to be using kXML.
However, I am having trouble integrating this into my application as a namespace.
Does anyone have any experience with this please?
I am running Netbeans 5.5
Thank You
James

Thanks Peace,
But I am facing the same problem even when I use the source java files of kXML and include those in my project and use them as additional classes to my class.
It again builds properly when I don't use the highest obfuscation level.
But if I try to obfuscate using Level HIGH it throws the same error.
However when I try to run this project from J2ME Wireless Toolkit, it is running fine on the emulator.
I guess the error is something specific to Netbeans IDE. Have anyone of you encountered such a bizzare error.
Thanks,
Vikas

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