Work Context is stored in which XML file

Hi,
we have created a workcontext from the weblogic admin console for our application.
I just wanna know in which xml file/file's the work context related information is stored.
Thanks in advance

hi oscar,
if main work center is stored in CRHD..
then what about work center which under Location Tab

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