Making support of 'PDF JavaScript' in WindowsForm based PDF reader

[Shovon ds]

We have a PDF reader that is developed in WindowsForm, but this PDF reader does not support JavaScript that is under Acroform. It is currently planned to support this type of 'JavaScript PDF' on our Windows Forms view, but we cannot find any exact ideas or approaches on how to support PDF's JavaScript.
So if anyone can give an idea on this, we would be very helpful.

Thanks in advance.

[ls_rbls]

Have you consulted any of the guides found here:

https://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/documentation.html 

[Test Screen Name]

Who developed the PDF viewer you are using? Not your app, but the PDF viewing components?

[ls_rbls]

I believe WindowsForm is  Microsoft .Net visual development platform in C+ 

[Thom Parker]

Is this your application? Are you developing it? 

If so then you need to learn a bit about JavaScript. There are two parts, the Core JS engine, and the DOM. 

Watch the "Basic Concept" videos here:

https://www.pdfscripting.com/public/Free_Videos.cfm

The Core JS engine is free and maintained by Mozilla. You can download it from their site. The DOM (document object model) is what integrates JS in to an application. The Acrobat DOM was created by Adobe, and it's proprietary.  They don't give out development level details. You'll have to work those out for yourself.  Mozilla provides all kinds of material on how to integrate JS into your own application.