This feels sort of broken, but I must admit I am not sure where the enhancement
should be implemented to fix this.

I installed NetBeans IDE 5.5 and then the Enterprise Pack 5.5.  I chose to have
the Enterprise Pack install SJS AS 9. That created an entry in the IDE's Server
Manager for SJS AS 9.  The Javadoc tab for that entry specifies the file
F:\tools\windows\dev\netbeans\5.5\FCS\enterprise3\docs\javaee5-doc-api.zip.

This is all fine and well, but I cannot access those javadocs.  Here's what I
did to try:

1. Create a standard EE 5 web application, specifying SJS AS 9 as the server.

2. In a class within that web application, import javax.jws.soap.SOAPBinding;

3. In the IDE's editor right-click on SOAPBinding and choose Show Javadoc. I get
the standard error message at the bottom of the editor: "Javadoc not found.  Use
the Library Manager to specify Javadoc for classpath items..."

This is because while the Server Manager has the correct entry for the javadoc
.zip file, the IDE's project system knows nothing about that .zip file.  To
verify this, I expanded the Libraries node for the project.  If I right-click
any of the .jar files under JDK 1.5 the "Show Javadoc" context menu entry is
enabled.  For the .jar files under the SJS AS entry, that context menu entry is
always disabled.  

And that's a bummer, because it makes the out-of-box experience a bit
unfriendly.  If I go to the Library Manager and add a new library (I called it
"EE5") so that I can associate
F:\tools\windows\dev\netbeans\5.5\FCS\enterprise3\docs\javaee5-doc-api.zip with
F:/tools/windows/dev/sjsas/9.0/fromNBEntPack55FCS/lib/javaee.jar then I can get
access to the Javadocs from within the IDE's editor.

Is there any way this library entry could be setup automatically?  Could the
server plugin somehow verify that the server's .jar files are associated with a
javadoc .zip file?  That seems clumsy, but as I said, the current situation is
less than ideal....