Sharing jars across different virtual machines

Hello,
I'm developing couple of applications using a java library (.jar). Both applications run fine in their own virtual machine and things are fine.
However, i'm assuming that the library (although is being shared) is being linked into the byte code (generated by the compiler) and there by increasing the memory overhead of the application.
Is there anyway to actually share this library in JRE (just like .so files in c,c++)?

There was talk at one time about using shared memory for classes, possibly even an implementation, but it seems to have been 'de-emphasized'.Is this one of the reasons as to why Java was never considered for embedded platforms?
I can't imagine the pain of static linking, in terms of memory usage and effort to rebuild applications.

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