Call JavaScript function from Acrobat Plugin

Hi All,
I want to call JavaScript function from Acrobat Plugin? Where is to write JavaScript function in Acrobat SDK? Please reply..
Thanks in advance..

Hi Malkyt,
Thanks.. where is to write JavaScript code in the application..
function GetWelcome()
alert("Welcome");
this above code. how to use this javascript code to plugin application.
static ACCB1 ASBool ACCB2 AVPageViewMouseClick (AVPageView pageView, AVDevCoord xhit, AVDevCoord yhit, AVFlagBits16 flags, AVTCount clickNo, void *data)
char jsscript[200];
AFExecuteThisScript (pddoc, jsscript, NULL);
i want to display welcome message of JS file.. give me step to perform above task.. Please reply...

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