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I have a class that will be used in multiple types of apps: web, wcf service, windows app. In the web app I want to use HttpContext in wcf the OperationContext and in Windows… a (I don’t even know maybe an IDictionary?) How can this be done so that in my class I am just accessing a generic thing to pull data out of but use the appropriate context for each type of application?
Use Adapter design patten.
A C# example can be found here.
HTH