Granting system privileges DEBUG ANY PROCEDURE and CONNECT SESSION in 10gXE

I am using Oracle DB 10g Express Edition and trying out SQL Developer. Whenever I want to debug a procedure I got the error:
This session requires DEBUG CONNECT SESSION and DEBUG ANY PROCEDURE user privileges.
But I don't see these privileges to grant in the XE GUI for users.
Does anybody know if this is supported in XE.
Thanks.

Hi
Use SQL*Plus (or the apex interface), logon as dba and type this sql statements:
grant DEBUG CONNECT SESSION to <username>;
grant CONNECT SESSION to <username>;

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Should I (or the system DBAs) have any reservation with this privilege in development and test environments?
The SQL reference notes that it is equivalent to granting DEBUG on every applicable object. (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96540/statements_912a.htm#2075179).
If I read this right, and if a DBA will not grant DEBUG ANY PROCEDURE, I should be able to grant DEBUG on each PL/SQL object to the developer to get the same result?
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Thank you Guzma for your suggestion,
When i checked the gv$session for the active sessions from only 2databases, Do i need to check in all the databases and make sure there are no active session and try for the 1st solution.
-more over i have observed that one of the oracle process is taking 99% of the 15%cpu when i checked from top command. i have tried to find out the what the session is from below, but it given no results from the 2of the DB's.
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Hi
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