JavaFX mobile execution

whenever I ran an application in mobile emulator(by selexting run in mobile emulator), I get the following error message
init:
deps-jar:
WARNING: following file/directory does not exist: C:\Users\ramakant\Documents\NetBeansProjects\Testing
ApplicationMapper: 90 packages, 98 classes visited
Error preverifying class testing.Main
VERIFIER ERROR testing/Main.<clinit>()V:
Cannot find class javafx/scene/effect/Reflection$Intf
ERROR: preverify execution failed, exit code: 1
C:\Users\ramakant\Documents\NetBeansProjects\Testing\nbproject\build-impl.xml:143: exec returned: -1
BUILD FAILED (total time: 2 seconds)in the netbeans output window, I searched the net about it but with no luck, I just reisntalled the application because autoformat option is not working, now that problem is secondary , first I want to fix this execution problem, the programs are running fine in standard execution mode, and I am trying to run this application [http://learnjavafx.typepad.com/weblog/2009/02/a-simple-binding-example-in-javafx-mobile.html|http://learnjavafx.typepad.com/weblog/2009/02/a-simple-binding-example-in-javafx-mobile.html]

it certainly was not the problem but it helped me to enable execution, I was running a file in mobile platform while the package has desktop profile classes also, your tip helped execution but I still get this warning,
WARNING: following file/directory does not exist: C:\Users\ramakant\Desktop\JavaGame\Imagix\Mobile
ApplicationMapper: 3 packages, 3 classes visited
WARNING: following file/directory does not exist: C:\Users\ramakant\Desktop\JavaGame\Imagix\Mobile
compile:Can you help me how to remove this warning

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