Import WSDL in FB 4 vs 4.5

Does anyone know if there are any major differences in importing a WSDL using Flash Builder 4.0 vs 4.5? We're using the Flex 4.1 SDK, but am noticing that the import is not tied to the SDK version but rather the IDE version. If we import using 4.5, we need to then compile using the fibre.swc files that are part of FB 4.5, right? Any thoughts on this are appreciated. We own both FB 4 & 4.5 IDEs. We're tied to using 4.1 SDK for now. Thanks
Michael

I was wondering the exact same thing!
I noticed the fiber.swc, and other related swc's have been updated in 4.5 from 4.0, but I can't find documentation on what has changed.

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