How to use the HTTP Analyzer with the embedded OC4J server?

JDeveloper version: Studio Edition Version: 10.1.3.0.3.3412
I have a web application, which I run in the embedded OC4J server.
I tried to use the HTTP analyzer to inspect http requests and responses, but I could not make the analyzer work.
I tried to setup the HTTP analyzer by looking at the help entry, but I could not make it work.
If the HTTP analyzer works for you in the embedded OC4J server, please write the steps on how to setup the analyzer.
(Maybe I could not make the correct settings about port numbers?)
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
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Member_set can include multiple sets separated by semicolons (;).
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If the member set expression does not specify a precise member or node, the hierarchy referenced must be present in the table, then the member set expression references the current member in the hierarchy in the table. If the hierarchy is not in the table, the function returns the message #MULTIVALUE.
Eg .
1)     Ancestor
=Sum([YTD] ; {Ancestor([Test Hierarchy];2)})
2)     IsLeaf
=[Test Hierarchy].IsLeaf
You can use this function when you want to show your Measure only at lower level .
3)     .Depth
=[Test Hierarchy].Depth
This is also function used with hierarchy to find Level of Members .
Follow this link for PDF reference .
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search on SCN this question was discussed before also one those links .
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3183380
Hope this will help you .

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