Use apache webserver instead of oracle http server in EPM 11.1.20?

Is it possible to configure enterprise performance management 11.1.20 with apache webserver instead of using the default oracle http server and if so, can someone point me to the instructions for how to set this up?

Wow. You really need to keep going back to check the certification matrix, huh. The version I have shows that Apache is supported. Apparently that was deleted on 7/28.
I don't think it should matter much, though, since Oracle HTTP server is Apache under the covers.I ran into this when I had to use the IBM HTTP web server, which is also Apache under the covers. when you look at httpd.conf, it looks just like Apache. So, I would guess that whatever configuration you did with the Apache web server you will also be able to do with the Oracle web server.
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