Implementing differents web services in the same composite

hi everybody,
what are the bests practises to implement differents web services in the same composite:
- creating one WSDL with differents portTypes and expose one web service for each portype
- creating differents WSDL for each web services
Thanks,

Hi
I would prefer different WebServices for each set of Operations. Please note that you can have multiple operations with different input and output xsd parametes. So its like One WebService -> One Port -> Multiple Operations. Only draw back is, you have to deploy all these webservices as multiple WAR files. Or one big EAR that has all these WAR Files.
I tried once One WebService -> 2 Ports -> Each Port with its own set of operations. I ran into problem when I tried to generate client for this webservice. The JAXB generated classes was odd and this did not work.
There may be some other option also. Hopefully someone can share their thoughts.
Thanks
Ravi Jegga

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