This sample shows a slightly enhanced integration of the legacy application (provdid
alongside these samples) into the Lotus Notes 8 Standard client.

It contributes a single view as a WctApplication to the client. This view
displays the content of the application frame.

In this example, the Swing menu- and toolbar are strippd away. Instead there are
SWT actions contributed to the menus and toolbars of the Notes client.

These actions are contributed dynamically as actionSets as needed and
are mapped to the original Swing-actions. Then these actionSets are activated and
deactivated according to the internally activated view of the legacy application.

The dynamic action-contribution in this sample is not yet very sophisticated, but merely
injects the same xml-definition into the plugin-system as was defined in the plugin.xml
in example3. However, this demonstrates the basic concept pretty well and can
be a starting point to integrate other legacy applications.
