RDS Server : Connection refused error

Hi All,
    I am using flash builder 4.
   When i try to connect rds from DataServices - > Connect to LCDS it throws a connection refused error.
   I have uncommented the rds in web.xml and set the useappSecurity to false.
   Can any body please help me get rid of this issue.
   I am still using a trial version. Does this have any impact.
   Any help is highly appreciated !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks

I have the same problem.

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