Flash Builder fails to copy over static files in incremental compiles

During incremental compiles, the Flash Builder fails to copy over certain static files (such as *.js and html files).  I have my own html wrapper and during incremental compiles it fails to copy over this file and also deletes the file from bin-debug/bin-release.  I have to do a clean build instead to ensure these files are copied over.

Just tried this out on an IIS server with Flash player 10.3.181.14 - it worked.
Are you using the release version of Flash Builder 4.5 with the release version of Flex SDK (not a prior SDK build)?
The URL you mentioned gives me a 403 forbidden error.
-Anirudh

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