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What Technologies in .Net should I investigate to write a Context Manager

Hi All
 
Can anybody point me to a direction to achieve the following.
 
I want to investigate on how to write a Context Manager in .Net.
By Context Manager I mean - Different Application (Windows App, Web App, .Net Windows App etc.) will share  a common Context and interact with each other.
 
For example say
 
1.You have a web Application to manage Students.
2. You have another windows Application to manage the Registration of the Students.
 
What I want to achieve is if a student is selected in the Web then you should be able to directly go to the Windows App for his registarion and Vice Versa.
 
The idea behind it is to reuse the existing application and make them talking to each other via a common context without rewriting them.
 
WinApp1, 2, 3, ..N <------------>CommonContext <------------------------->WebApp1,2,3...N
 
Please suggest what technologies I should start looking at.
 
Thankyou
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