Using static constants as id in FXML

Is it possible to use a static constant as the id in FXML, and if so how ?
For example if i have a class Person with a static constant defined, such as:
static final String NAMEFIELD = "name";
And then in an FXML file:
<?import Person?>
<TextField id=Person.NAMEFIELD />
The above FXML code generates an error saying that an " is exspected.
I've also tried with "$Person.NAMEFIELD" but that doesn't seem to work either.
Any suggestions ?

Is it possible to use a static constant as the id in FXML, and if so how ?Yes, this is supported in JavaFX 2.2:
<TextField>
<id><Person fx:constant="NAMEFIELD"/></id>
</TextField>
The above FXML code generates an error saying that an " is exspected.Quotes are required. FXML must be syntactically valid XML.

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Revision: 10891
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2009-10-06 09:46:47 -0700 (Tue, 06 Oct 2009)
Log Message:
Fix for ASDoc throws error when using getter methods for pseudo-inheritance of static constants
QE notes: None.
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Bugs: SDK-22676
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