Getting Open In... to work with an iOS AIR app

Hi,
I am making a music player for iOS.  So far, I have figured that I am supposed to:
in the InfoAdditions section of the app manifest, add:  UIFileSharingEnabled = true, so that users can place mp3s in iTunes within the app's documents directory, which my app can then open.
Since File.browseForOpen() doesn't work on iOS ( *sigh* ), either:
create my own file browser, based on the file pointers I get via File.documentsDirectory.getDirectoryListing().
OR: coherce an image browser to look for sound files ( ! ) somehow, such as:
CameraRoll.browseForImage()
ANE:  https://github.com/freshplanet/ANE-ImagePicker
Distriqt's CameraRollExtended ANE: http://distriqt.com/native-extensions#camerarollextended
Assuming I can make this work without running afoul of Apple's storage guidelines ( BTW: from what I am reading, using the documents directory to store mp3s might be a violation ), I still need to figure out one more thing:
How do I make it so that other apps can see my air app via the little "Open in..." drop-down menu, when trying to read an mp3?  Is that even possible?  IOW, is there a way to indicate to iOS that my AIR app can read mp3s ( or other sound files )?

You need to register what document extensions you want your app to support and let other apps know about through various additional app desciptor InfoAdditions, as discussed here:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4725423

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