Lets say I have a class which contains those two properties:

        Private oApp As Framework.App
        Private oProcess As Framework.LXProcess

Then, the New() event supports overload such as this:

        ' This is when we access the data provider in desktop and Web service mode
        Sub New(ByVal toApplication As Framework.App)
            oApp = toApplication
        End Sub

        ' This is when we access the data provider in a Web mode
        Public Sub New(ByVal toProcess As Framework.LXProcess)
            oProcess = toProcess
        End Sub

Then, one method of this class is like this:

        ' Return the field size
        ' expC1 Table
        ' expC3 Connection string
        Public Function GetSchema(ByVal tcTable As String, ByVal tcConnectionString As String) As Boolean
            Dim loDataProvider As Framework.Data = New Framework.Data(oApp)
            loDataProvider.nSQLMode = nSQLMode
            If Not loDataProvider.GetSchemaTable(tcTable, tcConnectionString) Then
                Return False
            End If
            oDataTable = loDataProvider.oDataTable
            Return True
        End Function

However, in this method, when loDataProvider is created, the Framework.Data class also supports overloads. So, basically, if I instantiated this class by passing oApp, I need to have the declaration in this method to be:

            Dim loDataProvider As Framework.Data = New Framework.Data(oApp)

But, if I instantiated this class by passing oProcess, I need to have the declaration in this method to be:

            Dim loDataProvider As Framework.Data = New Framework.Data(oProcess)

Both lines would work and this is ok. However, in the GetSchema() method, how one would adjust the code to support that?