How to distinguish WinForms from ASP .NET?

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I have compiled some shared function in a lybrary, which I use in
various application from asp pages, web services to winforms and
windows services.

some of the functionality in my libarary is dependent on where it is
called from. I would like to do one things if it is called from asp
application, and other if it is called from WinForms app.

Is there a way, I can distinguish where me library functions are called
from?

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