Start a batch action sequence by name inside a native Acrobat Plugin (C++)

Hi folks,
i am trying to figure out how to execute a named batch sequence (build by the action wizard) inside Acrobat X via the native Acrobat API. I could not find a function in the SDK that could execute a sequence on the current document.
Can someone point me to the right direction or tell me wich function i have to call, to achive this.
Many Many Thanks.
Greets
1122tra

No Problem, if it works for Acrobat X for the moment. Will implement it as general as possible so that changes in the *.sequ file do not need much change in code.
The people from evermap are doing the same in their code i suppose because their logfile points in this direction.

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