Retrieving sender Interface name in adapter module

Hi Gurus
Is there ne way we can retrieve interface name in the adapter module which is on the sender side?
I was thinking about using dynamic configuration in adapter module but I guess since container element cant be used inside adapter module.....it will be futile...
Regards
Akhil

The Receiver Determination step will be executed only after the message comes out of the Sender Adapter / Module and so , the Receiver Interface will obviously be unavailable in the Sender Module.
Regards
Bhavesh

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i got all details in my file by calling module data by method get principal data,but i am fail to get sender interface in that file .
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I am getting some information from this following blogs
https://scn.sap.com/thread/1583665
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