Does Java EE 6 support JMX2.0 ?

I am planning to use JMX in my future Java EE 6 projects. Still in research for now, I'm afraid I've got a little confused by the versioning issue.
According to [Java EE 6 Technologies|http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javaee/tech/index.html] page, EE6 includes JMX 2.0 (JSR 255), but wouldn't that be wrong or obsolete information ?
The EE6 Spec (JSR 316) says it requires at least SE6 but it does not mention the version of JMX any further. Now, the version of JMX bundled with SE6 is JMX1.4. Therefore, to my understanding, EE6 must support JMX1.4, but not JMX2.0.
* JMX2.0 support has been dropped from JDK7 by the way.
Any suggestions are welcome.

Supplementary info:
Glassfish v3.1 and Java EE 6 SDK (yet not confirmed) seemingly do not have JMX2.0-specific packages. They use the JDK6's bundled JMX implementation (i.e.JMX1.4) left unchanged.
Also note that JSR 255 (JMX2.0) is currently on its Early Draft Review stage but not fixed yet as it is in Inactive status.
http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=255

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