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Thierry got there first, but additionally you need to assign the new action to a keypress. You can do it through the LPEX user action and user key action sections in the RDP Preferences screen, or you can get your plugin to do it.
lpexView.defineAction("toPrefixArea", new ToPrefixArea ());
lpexView.doDefaultCommand("set keyAction.c-a-s-p toPrefixArea"); // ctrl-alt-shift-P
I do that in a custom user profile, but I guess you could do it in your activator class.
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