Java with Xcode with SL

Hey,
I was wondering: After upgrading to SL I had to reinstall Xcode, and after that, there is no option to create a Java application from the opening window.
I know that there should be a package to download separately to install the Java portion of Xcode, but either I can't seem to find it or it hasn't been released yet.
Any info would be cool, thanks.

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