Add acrobat javascript into c#.net windows application

1. How can i add acrobat java script into c# windows application.

The same way you would run JS from a VB app. Get the documentation here:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/interapplication.php

You'll be acquriing the JSO object from the PDDoc object.


2. How can i group several pdf files into single pdf.

Append them together, wrap them in PDF Package, or just make them file attachments. There's a menu item for this on the "File" menu


3. How can i convert pdf file into ps using adobe javascript or c#.net.

Print the PDF to a file using a null printer, like this:

var pp = this.getPrintParams();
pp.fileName = "/c/temp/myDoc.ps";
pp.printerName = "";
this.print(pp);

I copied this code from the Acrobat JavaScript Reference. Example #3 for the doc.print() fucntion.

Hi
But how can i call or write javascript in my vb.net.

Please help me on this.

Hi Thomp,

I read the documentation but i didn't find any way that how to call my javascript into my application.

Here is my C# code:-

AcroApp gApp = new AcroApp();
AcroAVDoc acroAVDoc = new AcroAVDoc();
acroAVDoc.Open(@"C:\test.pdf","output");


CAcroPDDoc acroDoc = (CAcroPDDoc)acroAVDoc.GetPDDoc();
acroDoc.Open(@"C:\test.pdf");

gApp.hide();
Object jso = acroDoc.GetJSObject();


And here is my Javascript:-

var pp = this.getPrintParams();
pp.fileName = "/c/testoutput.ps";
pp.printerName = "";
this.print(pp);

Now how can i call my javascript into my application.

Thanks in advance.

Please take a look at the JavaScript examples in the IAC documentation. You'll find examples of how to use the JSO

The jso object is a bridge to the Acrobat JavaScript context. You can use it to call any function in the context of the open document, which includes folder level functions.

I would suggest creating a folder level function for your code. Then calling this function from the JSO.

Hi Thomp,

When i converting pdf into ps. It doesn't pick fonts.

Pls guide me how can i get actual font.

I'm sorry, I don't know anything about how the fonts get into the PS. It's not a JS issue. You would do better asking this on one of the other forums, like "Printing and PrePress" or "PDF Creation"