Netbeans IDE and J2EE 6 SDK

I am running Netbeans IDE 6.9 so why would I have to install J2EE 6 SDK in order to develop apps. Be it enterprise, standard, JavaFX, or ME as indicated by "The introduction to the Java EE Platform" tutorial on Oracle site? Can someone please explain if this is necessary. Especially, when running IDEs such as Netbeans/Eclipse. Thanx in advance.
sbliss

Hi, as NetBeans already contains the GlassFish server and Java EE 6 Javadoc, you do not need to install the Java EE SDK separately. Just download the "All-in-one" or "Java" distributions of NetBeans, and you will be able to develop Java EE 6 applications using the included GlassFish server.
Java EE SDK is basically GlassFish plus tutorials, samples and documentation.

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