Compiling .as file to .swc

I'd like to compile a .as file to .swc so I can reference it directly, but I'm sure how to go about it in Flex.
I'm using the new Flash Builder 4 Beta, but have a working copy of Flex Builder 3 as well so either is fine.
Thanks,
David

I'm not to sure myself. I've been using eclipse too long to remember all the intracacies of command line stuff. I know the theory, but am out of practice. :-)
If you compile DatabaseConnectionBean on its own, I don't think it looks in the destination directory for supporting classes unless you tell it to:
something like this
javac -d ..\WEB-INF\classes\ -classpath ..\WEB-INF\classes\;%CLASSPATH% DatabaseConnectionBean.java
If I'm talking complete rubbish here, someone will kindly (or unkindly for that matter) correct me I am sure

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