To see the source code in .sca file

Hi Experts,
We have installed EP with NWDI 7.0 2004s SP11 version.
I have installed NWDS 7.0.08 in mysystem.
I have been provided with a .sca file which contains the applications which are developed.
Now I have to see the source code of those applications in NWDS thru NWDI or by any other means.
Thanks & regards
Vardhan

Hi Pascal,
I have already unzipped it and I got the folders like Build archives, Deploy archives, Meta inf, source archives.
Deploy archives consists of .sda files what you have said in your post.
Source archives folder has a .sc file.
I deployed that .sca file through sdm, but it is not available in the software components under CMS inorder to import it into track.
But that software component is available under my SLD--> installed systems products.
My objective is to see the source code in that .sca file.
What do you mean by double post and tripple post?
Best Regards
Harshavardhan

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