JSF fragment reusability - problem or normal behaviour ?

Hi all,
I have one bounded TF (let say TF_A) , consisting of one jsf fragment (let say, fragment A).
From that TF, I am trying to run another TF (in the af:popup, as as static region) , which uses the same fragment A.
But, when popup rises up, I am getting:
oracle.jbo.InvalidOperException: JBO-35110: Nested BindingContainer of this type taskflows.fragment_APageDef is already included in this parent BindingContainer:....So, it is possible to use the same jsf fragment at the same time, in both TF ?
If yes, then how ?
Jdev 11.1.1.6

No, this cannot be done, because my wrong design of jsf fragment.
I added second TF as a region in the af:popup, which is part of fragment
So, in the fragment's pageDef, there is TF binding which references second TF, which, in turn, contains the same fragment as a View activity.
So, the question is - How to design both TF to use same fragment, but to have ability to call second TF in the af:popup ?
The popup cannot be part of jsf fragment, because of TF binding in the pageDef...or can ?!?

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