Apex 3.1.2 installation on Oracle 10g Standard Edition (10gSE)

Hi..We're trying to install apex 3.1.2 on 10gSE (No application server 10gAS is available but just the database).
Can it be installed with the embedded plsql gateway (EPG) option?
or
Oracle HTTP Server mod_plsql option?
Currently there's Apache webserver already running on the box with PHP applications running. Want to make sure that apex/http-server install will not corrupt the existing environment.
Please provide any pointers/references. IF YOU CAN OFFER PHONE SUPPORT FOR 1-2 HOURS, YOUR TIME IS Sincerely APPRECIATED. PLEASE EMAIL: [email protected] For Direct contact. Also, I may need help to solve some apex screen issues.
* Removing the tagging with $ compensation on the post..Apex Community as in the past has been extremely helpful in solving many great apex challenges. Thanks for the continued support. *
Edited by: Shravanv on Feb 18, 2010 12:09 PM
Edited by: Shravanv on Feb 18, 2010 4:11 PM

1- Here is what I mean, the oracle website is showing Web Logic in the download page of oracle application server:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/ias/index.html
Is there a separate download link for Oracle Application Server, if it's different from the web logic server?
2- I Installed HTML_DB which is found in the Oracle 10g companion CD, I think I installed the HTTP Server with it, but now I want to install APEX 3.1.2 which I downloaded separately, if I uninstalled the HTML_DB using Oracle Universal Installer, will it remove the HTTP Server as well? since it lists the HTML_DB only as being installed without listing the HTTP Server separetly.
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