Access class in SWC with AIR

Hi,
I work on a little AIR app to generate some AS class with AIR. I browse recursivly some folder and add the file found in a dataProvider to fill a ComboBox if the file extension is .as. I'm trying to do the same with swc file like some flash IDE software does but i don't know how to begin.
Any idea?
Thx.

Ok so I can simply load the swc file, unzip it with an as3 zip class like this class and parse the XML manifest file to get the class list.
Is it right?
Thx.

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