Where does the file path get reported from?

When looking at ZAM software information, it'll show the product name and then like:
c:\program files\something\
Where does that path information come from?
The windows registry?
Or does it actually come from the location of the .exe itself?

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When and how does the message context get removed from the message when we use pass thru send port

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yeah yeah, adapter does create some properties in context. You are right, i am aware of it. I just missed to explain it clearly. what i meant is addition of context properties will not happen if pass thru used. Thanks its clear.
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while sending it out?. i guess as per SAAkhlaq said,
here sendport(with passthru) should get a pure message without context as passthru used.
or is it that ultimately send adapter removes the context completely?
or is it something like biztalk run time load the context from database into cache and both orchestration and send port gets pure message, and if needed they use context from cache???
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svcprop -p start/exec network/samba:defaultThat should display the start string it uses.
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