Hide the java's logo in javafx applet

How I can hide the java's logo during the execution of the javafx applet.I'd want execute javafx applet like flash app..
Thanks a lot..

Yes, but the javafx applet run on web page with this script:
<script>
javafx(
archive: "ColorTraversalTest.jar",
draggable: true,
width: 250,
height: 250,
code: "misc.ColorTraversalTest",
name: "ColorTraversalTest",
id: "app"
</script>
how i can lunch the javafx applet whitout the java's logo.

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Message was edited by:
feyyazdogu

I read the mentioned documentation and your right, some of my versions were wrong, but after reading the doumentation again i came to following result which should had worked but didn't.
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