Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 200812170242)
Java: 1.6.0_10; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 11.0-b15
System: Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86; Cp1251; ru_RU (nb)

To reproduce:
- create Visual MIDlet with HelloMIDlet;
- in Navigator, add a new DataSet;
- switch to Screen, select stringItem element;
- in Properties, open Text custom property editor;
- select dataSet value in Datasets combobox;
- enter mydata.string in EL read entry field, press OK;
- switch to Screen, select stringItem element;
- invoke Go To Source popup menu command;

stringItem getter looks like follows:

    public StringItem getStringItem() {
        if (stringItem == null) {
            // write pre-init user code here
            stringItem = new StringItem("Hello", null);
            DataBinder.registerDataSet(getDataSet(), "dataSet");
            DataBinder.bind("mydata.string", new StringItemBindingProvider(), getStringItem(),
StringItemBindingProvider.FEATURE_TEXT);
            // write post-init user code here
        }
        return stringItem;
    }

The generated code is incorrect because DataBinder.bind method uses "mydata" object name while the registered name of
the dataset is "dataSet". Both names should be the same.

I think user should be restricted somehow while setting up EL Read and EL Write expressions.