Where do I define how MessageExchange-XML-Payload looks alike on BC? SHORT!

Hi (again),
I think, I finally understood the concept of the abstract service definitions.
Nevertheless, one thing remains unexplained to me.
If my self-coded BC (need to use axis for a specific legacy application, therefore coded an own BC) receives a MessageExchange in its thread started at the ComponentLifeCycle, where is the content of the xml-payload defined? Or will I use some parsing engine, hoping I do find my parameters within the xml-msg?
As I/my BC don't/doesn't support deploying of service untits and JBI spec page 65 states that in jbi.xml for a binding component details about services MUST NOT be specified, how will I solve this?
As of my knowledge, deploying additional service untis is obligatory, right? Or can/must I somehow deploy those descriptions?
thnx again for reading (and answering),
applet5

I just found the method
public org.w3c.dom.Document getServiceDescription(ServiceEndpoint ref) {
in Component interface. Do I simply return a wsdl-document here? will I - in my case - simply hardcode this into my code or read it from file system??
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