IDeploymentAction I use this concept when installing the bus as a windows 
service using Rhino.ServiceBus.Host.exe.
first i install, then i deploy, then i start the service. I have used this 
to seed the bus with messages when the system is first deployed.
class SeedServiceBus : IDeploymentAction 
{
   public void Execute(string username)
   {
        //bus is ctor arg
        bus.Start();
        bus.Send(new Message());
   }
}

I don't think you need the service bus host to use deployment actions, it's 
just the context I have used them in.
I would review the source and see what it takes to make this a configurable 
option (keeping the base directory as the default)

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