Does Adobe have an SDK or API for its PDF reader?

Question

I want to be able to display local PDF files in a view in our application. (works on a tablet for Android 4.03). We are currently installing AdobeReader.apk with our application and launching it using Intent. (our devices come with our preinstalled software). But this means that it works separately, and we do not have programmatic control over it (for example, an image that is too large to fit on the screen will cause the user to move around - I would prefer to reduce it to a certain size.)

So, does the Adobe SDK offer for Android? If not, are there sustainable alternatives? I looked at a few third-parties, but they seemed incomplete and not ready for prime time, or they have open licensing problems that contradict our commercial / industrial application.

(I know this question was asked before, but maybe something new has appeared since it was last asked)

Answer 1

There the Adobe® Reader Mobile SDK , as a user of KPath001 has already indicated , but you need to contact Adobe directly for more pricing / licensing information.

The Foxit Embedded PDF SDK will be another commercial opportunity if their pricing does not contribute its budget.

Other commercial libraries (without pricing information available on the Internet):

• Qoppa qPDF Toolkit
• PDFTron Mobile PDF SDK ™

Answer 2

Something like this or what? http://www.adobe.com/devnet/readermobile.html

Check this question on the stack. How to create PDF files in an Android application? this can help