If the ".csv" file is attached to the SWF. Then this doesn't have anything to do with Acrobat. It's the SWF that has to do the parsing, and tracking of it's own resources.
However, if you mean "How can a SWF in a Rich Media Annot communicate with the JavaScript on the PDF in order to access files attached to the PDF", then this can be done. There is a bridge between JavaScript in the PDF and ActionScript in the Rich Media Annot. This is not simple and you'll just have to wait for the documentation in the SDK for 9.
Getting access to attachements from Acrobat JavaScript has been around for a while. Look up the "Data" object in the Acrobat JavaScript Reference. Also look up the function in the Document Object that access and manipulate the Data Object.
However, if you mean "How can a SWF in a Rich Media Annot communicate with the JavaScript on the PDF in order to access files attached to the PDF", then this can be done. There is a bridge between JavaScript in the PDF and ActionScript in the Rich Media Annot. This is not simple and you'll just have to wait for the documentation in the SDK for 9.
Getting access to attachements from Acrobat JavaScript has been around for a while. Look up the "Data" object in the Acrobat JavaScript Reference. Also look up the function in the Document Object that access and manipulate the Data Object.
Thom Parker
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