How to install two different operating systems?

Hi Guys,
In my macbook, I was using Server 2003, installed through Bootcamp. For some reason I urgently needed to install Windows XP on another partition i.e, I needed two operating systems natively without being used VMware.
Could you please post how could I succeed this through Bootcamp or any other third party software?
I really appreciate for your fast response.
Reg,
Sri.

Other possible setups:
run OS X from external
- there are even ExpressCard eSATA - and it may be possible with some to install later versions of Windows 2008 or 7.
Shrinking Windows partition (backup wtih WinClone or something) will interfere to some extent with the Apple OS Switcher but does work; then install in there.
Using a PC to run and manage Windows - after using my Mac for almost 3 yrs - is so much easier, and flexible, even though the Mac Pro can have as many Windows partitions as you want on multiple drives (internal) and partitions.
I know you can install XP after Vista or 7 is installed w/o editing the boot.ini or using EasyBCD to 'fix' Windows boot manager.

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