Is Java FX 2.0 final releasing today or was it delayed?

Hi!
I was a huge fan of Swing.Despite others saying it's old, deprecated I really enjoyed and still, If I'd start a desktop application would use Swing (+ Substance LAF and of course the new features of Swing in Java 7).When Java FX released (version 1.3 I think) i denied it because of the scripting language.
Just said no and go straight to Apache Pivot.But when I heard the the entire API is going to be available in Java I reconsider it.Without boring you, Oracle said it will release it in Q3 . Isn't it that the end of September, why isn't it out yet?Also if you know when it will be released please tell me so.
Thanx!

If it's so it's a bit sad.Oracle stated from last year the the release date will be Q3 and now he doesn't respect this?Well next time Oracle at least be smart and adopt the Blizzard's style:"when it's done" and don't post false release dates.Also I don't care about JavaOne(because I'm not so interesting about Java EE,etc) so I don't think it's nice for them to prolong the release of JavaFX until then.I might as well return to pivot since Oracle's sleeping on itself...

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