JavaFX Netbeans plugin defaults to 1.5 runtime always?

When compiling using the JavaFX plugin I noticed in the output the following command
javafxc.exe, -profile, desktop, -target, 1.5Why target 1.5 explicitly when I have 1.6 installed? In fact, I thought that JavaFX required 1.6.0_10 or above.

How does the plugin decides which JRE installation to use when running a project in Netbeans?
When I try to run a JavaFX project in [Standard Execution] mode it is always started with Java1.5, but when I run the same project in [Web Start Execution] mode it is started with jdk1.6u11.
My main problem is that I want to test some features (like non-rectangular windows, and opacity) that are not supported by Java1.5, but Netbeans insists on running the project with Java1.5.
Netbeans itself is running on jdk1.6u11 under Vista Ultimate x64.
The [JavaFX Platform] for the project is set to [JavaFX SDK on Java 1.6 (Default)], though Netbeans seems to ignore this setting.

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