Deploying related JAX-RPC endpoints

Hi,
I've got some JAX-RPC endpoints that are basically two interfaces to a whole heap of behind the scenes classes that they both share. It seems it's not possible to deploy two endpoints in the same WAR. What would be the recommended way to deploy these so that I only need deploy these classes once, and there will only be one instance of them in the servlet that both interface implementations reference?
On a similar note, is there a similar practice that could be applied to JSP's, as I have 3 jsp "web sites" that need to be fairly distinct in their deployment, but they share some common jsp's as static includes and some classes. What's the best way to deploy the shared includes and java classes so that they are deployed to the tomcat server once and used by all 3 jsp sites?
I'm using jwsdp 1.0.01
Thanks for any help

I saw this discussion and had come to the same conclusion. However there is more to it.
If you deploy a service as HTTP secure, then how do you tell the client to get the WSDL? Because the wscompile for the client does not support authentication.
I tried to put the WSDL on a separate (non-secure) end-point, but it does not seem to work. Even when I define the two endpoints separately in the jaxrpc-ri.xml e.g.
<webServices
     xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jax-rpc/ri/dd"
     version="1.0"
     targetNamespaceBase="urn:IMEIWS"
     typeNamespaceBase="urn:IMEIWS"
     urlPatternBase="/ws">
     <endpoint
          name="IMEIWebService"
          displayName="IMEI Web Service from Wilabs"
          description="A web service."
interface="com.wilabs.imeiws.server.IMEIWebServiceInterface"
     implementation="com.wilabs.imeiws.server.IMEIWebServiceImpl"
          port="{urn:IMEIWS}IMEIWebServiceInterfacePort"
          model="/WEB-INF/model.gz"/>
     <endpoint
          name="IMEIWebServiceWSDL"
          displayName="IMEI Web Service WSDL"
          description="A web service to obtain the WSDL."
          interface="com.wilabs.imeiws.wsdl.IMEIWebServiceInterface"
          implementation="com.wilabs.imeiws.wsdl.IMEIWebServiceImpl"
          port="{urn:IMEIWS}IMEIWebServiceWSDLPort"
          model="/WEB-INF/model.gz"/>
     <endpointMapping
          endpointName="IMEIWebService"
          urlPattern="/imeiws"/>
     <endpointMapping
          endpointName="IMEIWebServiceWSDL"
          urlPattern="/wsdl"/>
</webServices>
I get only one in the jaxrpc-ri-runtime.xml i.e.:
name='IMEIWebService'
interface='com.wilabs.imeiws.server.IMEIWebServiceInterface'
implementation='com.wilabs.imeiws.server.IMEIWebServiceImpl'
tie='com.wilabs.imeiws.server.IMEIWebServiceInterface_Tie'
model='/WEB-INF/model.gz'
wsdl='/WEB-INF/IMEIWebService.wsdl'
service='{urn:IMEIWS}IMEIWebService'
port='{urn:IMEIWS}IMEIWebServiceInterfacePort'
urlpattern='/imeiws'/>

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