Creating dynamic web project in flash builder 4

Hi,
How to create dynamic web project (java) in flash builder 4 ?when I navigate Help->Software Updates,I am getting No Updates Found(There are no update sites to search.Do you wish to open the "Available Software Sites" preferences?)
Please let me know if any one knows how to create dynamic java web project.
-sasi

I have same problem. Why are the update sites URLs not hardcoded?

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