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AR System plug-ins introduction

The  plug-in server allows integration between  and external programs or environments by managing the interaction between the plug-in code and the . All plug-ins are registered with the plug-in server, which runs them as needed and coordinates all interaction.

A plug-in is defined by using one of the plug-in APIs to write code to handle the integration with the external program. Plug-in API functions provide the main routine, threading control, and communication with the . The plug-in application that you write provides the logic for one or more callback routines, defined by the API, that perform operations against the external program or environment.

When a plug-in function is invoked, the  makes a call to the plug-in server, requesting a specific plug-in to perform an operation with a set of parameters. The plug-in server passes the parameters to the appropriate callback routine in the external application and awaits the response. When the response is received, it is returned to  and processing continues.

 

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AR System 22.1