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Originally Posted by SunSpyda

I spotted both the Java compiler and Netbeans on the i386 4.4 package collection. I couldn't see Java SE though.

As you later saw, the JDK is under devel/jdk, & yes, this what is also known as Java Standard Edition.

If I were to install Netbeans, would OpenBSD install the rest of Java SE as a dependency, or will I have to get it manually?

If you install NetBeans, JDK 1.5 is required as a dependency. Unfortunately, JDK 1.5 is not available as a package as can be seen in Section 8.3:

http://openbsd.org/faq/faq8.html#Programming

If you are interested, here is how this can be determined:

• Of course, OpenBSD users should install the relevant packages over compiling ports unless there are specific reasons to compile ports as explained in Section 15.1:
  
  http://openbsd.org/faq/faq15.html#Intro
  
  Nevertheless, the tools needed to answer your question are part of the ports tree itself.
• The manpage to ports(7) gives short descriptions to the make targets:
  • print-build-depends
  • print-run-depends
  These targets are self-explanatory; they list the dependencies needed for building & execution.
• I run 4.5-current, so the exact versions will be different than what you will have on 4.4, but the process is the same.
  
  print-run-depends with the /usr/ports/devel/netbeans lists the following dependencies:
  

  This port requires package(s) "javaPathHelper-0.3 libiconv-1.13 openmotif-2.3.0p0 jdk-1.5.0.16p0" to run.

So to answer the original question, you will need to compile the JDK 1.5 port yourself in order to install or run NetBeans.