Debug and release desktop app as mobile

I built an app in Flash Pro where I could easily export an AIR app for desktop and an Android app.
I have now moved it to Flash Builder and am not sure how to accomplish this.
It is currently a Desktop app that bilds a release fine.
Now, how to get an Android version from it?

The difference between an AIR application and a browser
application is very small. Take a look at the Adobe training video
on this subject.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/videotraining/?sdid=DYOCT
In particular, the last part of day three. It's quite clear
and you can download the test setup for free. Be careful! I believe
that the Flex Builder configuration info is out of date, because
the paths for installation of LCDS have changed. I found a fix.
My notes, maybe a bit cryptic:
Make sure when you install LCDS, choose the Tomcat option.
This will install the server application.
If you're using the new version LiveCycle Data Services ES
2.6, you'll have to adjust a few things:
When you install LCDS, click the Tomcat option and continue
with the installation.
Instead of unzipping to C:\lcds\jrun4\servers\default.. use
this folder to unzip the server.zip file instead to
C:\lcds\tomcat\webapps\odt
Original adobe forum post:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=60&catid=833&threadid =1387349&enterthread=y
Also, instead of using port 8700, the new version uses 8400.
1. Start the Server: Programs > LiveCycle Data Services ES
2.6 > Start LiveCycle Data Services Server. Allow the server to
start up.
2. Point your browser to
http://localhost:8400/ to test
the start page.
3. Your URL for this example will be
http://localhost:8400/odt/
Flex
I found that in many places you cannot use $(ENV_VARIABLE)
successfully.
Enter the exact string.
c:/lcds/tomcat/webapps/odt - for the training apps
Always, instead of /lcds/jrun4/servers/default/odt, use
/lcds/tomcat/webapps/odt
Start the data base
cd c:/lcds/sampledb
startdb.bat
LCDS local URL
http://localhost:8400/odt/adobeODT-debug/AdobeODT.html
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=60&catid=833&threadid =1387349&enterthread=y
He knew what he was talking about. Thanks to rsadwick.

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