Profiling JavaFX project with Netbeans

Hello,
I'm trying to profile my application with the built-in netbeans profiler.
But when I click the 'Run' button, the message 'Connecting to the target VM...' does not disappear anymore...
What could be the problem?
thanks

I've installed a 64 bit JDK and additionally a JRE , where I'm not sure if this is 32 or 64 bit.. I thought having downloaded a 64 bit version, but the system wanted to locate it in the 'Program Files (x86)' folder (Win 7).
The jvisualvm does not really support my javafx applications.
They're listed as <Unknown application> and eg. at the 'System properties' tab only the message 'Not supported for this JVM' is shown.
Tell me if you need some more informations viewed in jvisualvm!
thanks
P.S. i had massive problems with installing the java staff under Win 7. After first installation java did not work in Firefox. So I had to experiment with uninstalling / installing again and the env variables. Now it works with Firefox too and all my apps can be run in netbeans. But the Java symbol in the Control Panel does not work, and the 'java -version' command results in " Error: could not open `C:\Java\jre6_x86\lib\amd64\jvm.cfg' "
amd64 in the path ?? I have Intel. I'm really scared .....

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