OSB - same branch for multiple operations

Hi,
I have a WSDL based proxy service with multiple operations. For 2 of the operations i want the same functionality and other operations have there own functionality.
So in Operational Branch, can we have the same branch for 2 operations? I can easily create another branch and copy the code, but trying for a better solution.
Thanks.......

Use and if condition
If branch == a | branch ==b
same solution

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Edited by: 994628 on Mar 18, 2013 4:39 PM
Edited by: 994628 on Mar 18, 2013 4:42 PM

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There are 10 operating units (10 ORG_ID's) and 10 rtf templates, one for each operating unit. There are 4 different responsibilities for each ORG_ID
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>
interesting case for 10 OE set 10 template
what is purpose? for each OE different requirements for layout?
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