PKDPlugin.AbstractJessPlugin.AbstractJessPlugin Function
A. The constructor is a good place to specify the event handlers you've created to handle specific core events. You should store these in the coreEventHandlerPairList as PKDPlugin.CoreEventHandlerPair(s) B. Normally, you will want to extend the constructor in the derived class to lauch a thread. This thread should write incomming data to a custom field, and this data should be used by CreateExportData Suppose you have a method: public void Run() then add to constructor: System.Threading.Thread thread = new System.Threading.Thread(new System.Threading.ThreadStart( Run )); thread.Start();

Public void AbstractJessPlugin ()
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