Determining service name and operation name in handler

Hello.
Is there a way to determine the name of the web service and the name of operation being invoked from inside the JAX-RPC handler class?
By the name of the web service I mean the name that was used in its deployment descriptor file.
With axis, I was able to determine service name using 'MessageContext.getTargetService()' and 'MessageContext.getOperation()' .
are there similar ones in weblogic?

Using Weblogic v8.1 I was also able to get the port and operation via DefaultMessageContext. However, this no longer works on WebLogic v9.0.
Any idea how to do this in v9? I think I have the Operation Name by using another undocumented API:
weblogic.wsee.ws.server.OperationName (it's a property in the MessageContext). There's also an EndpointReference class that has 'portName' and 'serviceName' but for my server these are always null??
Any ideas?

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