Ok, I checked the JAR you linked, you could do reflection with it as long as the reflection isn't expected to run on BlackBerry (BlackBerry doesn't have reflection capabilities right now, but you said you wanted to do reflection outside of the project).
The general explanation for why you can see the classes, methods, etc. is that it's a normal JAR file (just compiled under J2ME constraints, which means it will work on BlackBerry).
Compiling for BlackBerry
JAR (normal java program/library) -> RAPC -> JAR and COD.
The JAR file that RAPC produces will look like a normal java program/library, but if you try to run it, it will not work. The COD file, well that's self explanatory, it won't work on anything bug a BlackBerry.
That is why I specified if it's a JAR file that was compiled with a COD file. It is there so that you can link to it with Eclipse/JRE and use the classes/functions/etc.
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