Primavera CM compatibility with Oracle 11g Express Edition

We are trying to install Primavera CM 13.1 application (on windows 7 32 bit) with oracle 11g express edition (on CentOS 5.4 64 bit). Installation is completed without any warning but while trying to log on in the system with expadmin, it shows Internal Server Error. Through dbconfigcm utility we can connect the database but while running the CMAdminConfig utility, it throws java exception in command line "Unable to parse XML String" with java pop-up warning node has no children.
Is it due to compatibility issue of Primavera CM 13.0/ 13.1 with oracle 11g express edition or something we are missing?
Regards,
Sandip

Thanks Jim for the quick response. From the link, I understand that TT integration will be available with an extra cost. I presume it is only with EE and not XE, correct? Technically, there is no TT support with XE, Is that a fair statement?
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