Retrieving class member list out of source file.

Hi, all.
I got stuck to do this.
I want to retreive list of class members' name.
For example,
class Testing{
int var1;
List var2;
InnerTest var3;
void method1{ }
public void method2{ }
private int method3{}
class InnerTest{
int varInner1;
my expected out put:
class: Testing
instance vars: var1, var2, var3
method: method1, method2, method3
inner class: InnerTest
instatnce vars(Inner): varInner1
How can I do this? I don't have any idea yet.
source code can be any kinds of valid source code file.
If any one have any idea of this or any examples of this, please post it. It will be big help.
Thank you.

Thank you for the answer.
But, that's possible during run time.
I want to do it in Editing time.
It's like this;
when you editing your java source with editor tool like forte or JCreator.., the editor shows the list of class, methods and instance variables.
I want to know how this job is done.
Please answer, this is big stuck to me for my project.
Thank you.

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