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Technologies Supported by the Acrobat SDK

Windows developers can develop plug-ins using C and C++ with Visual Studio . NET 2003. 
There is currently no support for development of plug-ins using managed languages such 
as C# or VB.NET. 

However, managed languages are fully supported for use with interapplication 
communication (IAC) and specifically with the 

. This enables those languages to 

take full advantage of Acrobat’s functionality via the JavaScript bridge. For more 
information, see 

Beginning in Acrobat 7.0, all plug-ins developed on the Mac OS X must use the Mach-O 
runtime architecture. A plug-in can be built as either a bundle or a framework. Apple Xcode 
1.2 or 1.5 is required because SDK projects depend on certain header files that are included 
with the Xcode development environment. However, The Acrobat SDK does not support 
development with the Xcode tools.

Plug-ins developed in previous SDK versions must be rebuilt under Mach-O. For more 
information on migrating plug-ins from previous versions of Acrobat, see the Acrobat SDK 
Plug-in Guide.

Plug-ins access and control the resources of the Acrobat application host environment 
using the Acrobat Core API. The core API consists of a set of methods that operate on 
objects. The objects have types and encapsulate their data. This object orientation is a 
conceptual model, implemented using a standard ANSI C programming interface. Methods 
are C functions; objects are opaque data types. The Core API is supported on Microsoft 32-
bit Windows, Apple Macintosh, and UNIX

 

platforms.