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From: Glen Daniels <gdaniels@macromedia.com>
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Subject: FAQ : More FAQs
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[Russell, please review and FAQ if we don't already have these]

Q: How do I get access to the MessageContext in my service object?

A: Use the static MessageContext.getCurrentContext() method at any
   time during a method call on your object.

Q: Where do I put my <typeMapping>/<beanMapping> information?

A: There are two places in the WSDD where type mappings are
   appropriate.  At the top level, just under <deployment>, they
   become *global* type mappings, and all services deployed in
   the Axis engine will be able to use them.  Alternately, you
   can place them inside your <service> tag, and then the mappings
   will only be accessible by that particular service.

--G