Setting File Name inside ABAP mapping

Hello All,
We have a requirement where we need to send the IDOC in a flat file format to the destination system which we are doing inside an ABAP mapping. Now we need to set the file name depending on a particular field in the IDOC. For this we need to use the DynamicConfigurationKey class inside our ABAP mapping.
Can anyone throw some light how to access these Adapter-Specific Attributes inside ABAP mapping?
Thanks
Abinash

guess this is the one
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