Compiler options to include cert with debug AIR

Hi,
I asked this in the media server forum also, but it occurred to me it may be more specific to here: I'm building an AIR app against protected streams with the app recognised by the cert I use to compile.
This works great, but for debug, the certs aren't included, so I can't see the streams in debug mode.
Does anyone know any compiler options I can use to force the debugger compile to be authenticated in the same way?
Thanks,
G

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