(I am trying to promote NetBeans as defacto IDE for our team and one of the 
reviewers came up with the following note. I thought I'd file an issue for 
this).

 If Current code block in surrounded with a try-catch and attempted to call an 
API which throws a checked Exception, NetBeans shows and error and offers two 
solutions 'add throws clause' and 'surround with try catch'. Which results in a 
nested try-catch block. 
 However, it would be nice if it could provide an extra option 'Add catch 
clause to surrounding try'.

PS: Eclipse do provide this extra option which is lot convenient to developers.

Code Example:

try {
   if (!conditionMet) {
       wait();
   }
   /// Rest of Code.
} 
catch (InterruptedException ex) {
 //handle interrupted.
}

if the above code is modified as:

try {
   if (!conditionMet) {
       wait();
   }
   /// Rest of Code.
   if (errorInReadingData) {
      throw new IOException("Error Reading Data");
   }
} 
catch (InterruptedException ex) {
 //handle interrupted.
}

NetBeans offers to modify code as:
try {
   if (!conditionMet) {
       wait();
   }
   /// Rest of Code.
   try {
       if (errorInReadingData) {
           throw new IOException("Error Reading Data");
       }
   } catch (IOException ex) {
       //Handle ex.
   }
} catch (InterruptedException ex) {
 //handle interrupted.
}

It would be good, if NetBeans offers to modify code as 

try {
   if (!conditionMet) {
       wait();
   }
   /// Rest of Code.
   if (errorInReadingData) {
      throw new IOException("Error Reading Data");
   }
} catch (InterruptedException ex) {
     //handle interrupted.
} catch (IOException ex) {
     // handle IOEx
}