Deploy Oracle Mobile Server on Weblogic?

Hello,
We currently have a client-server application which communicates over HTTP with a BEA Weblogic 8 server on Solaris, and are assessing the feasibility of creating an offline client using Oracle Lite.
Ideally, we would like to install the mobile-server on our existing server, but this brings the problem that the current weblogic is already listening on the HTTP port, and the site policy at our customer site does not allow for any traffic to non-HTTP ports. Can we deploy the Oracle mobile server within this same Weblogic instance, or do we have to acquire a new server machine, which will then run only the mobile server?
Appreciate any information which can be provided.
Best wishes,
Roshan

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