This extension demonstrates how to register listeners for various runtime events:
- HTTP requests and responses for all Burp tools.
- HTTP messages intercepted by the Proxy.
- Addition of new scan issues.
- The extension being unloaded by the user.
The sample extension simply prints a message to its output stream when an event occurs.
Registering an extension state listener is particularly important for any extension that starts background threads or opens system resources (such as files or database connections). The extension should listen for itself being unloaded by the user, and should terminate any background threads or close any open resources when this event occurs. This good practice enables the user to fully unload the extension via the Burp UI.
This repository includes source code for Java, Python and Ruby.