Deploy "command-line like" argument to a web-service possible?

Hi,
I have an axis web-service, and I need to give it a kind of "argument parameter" when I deploy it, like which configuration file it has to use.
I don't know if this is possible, but just like a java Main method takes "String arg[ ]" params, would it be possible to pass a String argument to a web service when I deploy it and then the web-service can access the string during run-time?
Any solution, like maybe putting something special in the axis .wsdd deployement file?
Any help welcome!
Lokakuu

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