Identical view but different managed beans?

Hi everyone,
We have a situation where we have jsf code that is identical for 2 different pages, except that the managed bean(backing bean) is different. We are having to duplicate the jsf code just because of this. It would be much easier to maintain if we could share the jsf code between the two beans(and somehow have it use the backing bean that it needs to use at the right time). Is there a way to do this?
Thanks in advance!
-M

This code is part of a component that allows users to input their address(add page). On another page(settings page), where the user sets defaults for the system, the exact same code is needed for them to set their default address.
When the user goes to the add page, this default address is populated, the user can continue using the default or change it.
Hope this makes sense. Thanks.

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