DOM support in JavaFx?

I'm wondering if the org.w3c.dom.Document available in the mobile profile in 'Fx?
I can't compile a sample with it under the Mobile profile and can't find any combination of libs to import to provide it..
Thx,

Perhaps the [Java ME Open Source Software - XML Parser, XPath, Soap, Web Services|http://j2me.ngphone.com/opensource/xml.htm] page can help you (thanks, Google! :-D)
Still curious, what are you trying to do exactly? I thought stream parsers were better adapted to memory constrained (perhaps less today) mobile environments.

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I too would like to at least be able to try the Mac/Linux ports, even knowing that they are behind the Windows version. But just knowing that Oracle is committed to them is enough to ease any nervous feeling that I'm choosing the wrong tech.
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I was wondering that I'm not able to get transceiver details on a c6500 (with sup720-bxl) platform running version 15.1(1)SY1.
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The term "discontinued" is not totally clear to me. It means, in this case, to migrate from 1.3.1 to 2.0, right?
So we are saying that JavaFX is not going to, let's say, disappear. Totally the opposite.
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Sure.
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