Question about converting Digital ID to FDF

Hi
I'm going to develop some functions about digital id.
Functions are
- New digial id add from .pfx file.
- Added digital id export to FDF file
These functions are existing at adobe reader security settings option.
Can I make these functions using by Adobe Acrobat SDK?
Please let me know it can be possble.
Thanks
Hee

thank you for replying.
how about Adobe Acrobat SDK?
It can do that?
how can i make these functions?
please guide me.
thanks.

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