Creating Dimension using template in Analytical workspace manager

Hi,
I am rajan, I am working with Oracle's Analytical workspace manager Release 2.
I am trying to create the dimension using the templates from the file. it throws the following error,
The following errors have occurred when loading contents:
Closed Connection
Note : I am referring the tutorial in the following URL,
http://st-curriculum.oracle.com/obe/db/10g/r2/prod/bidw/awm/awm_otn.htm and also i have downloaded the awm.zip file from the same URL and imported into my desktop.
Right now, I am working based on this tutorial only.
Kindly,help me to resolve this issue.
Thanks
Rajan

Francisco,
Query DBA_REGISTRY to verify the status of "OLAP Analytic Workspace" component.
Also, wait for the script to finish and check the status of the objects then.
Thanks,
Hussein

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