Numbering in table of contents field

Hi,
I have got a numbering title as follow :
I. bla bla
1. blzer
2.eoij
a) tetg
b)rtrt
II. blzr
III. ergg
Nervertheless in my table of contents, I haven't got the numbering as follow :
bla bla.......................... 3
blzer ......................... 6
eoij ........................... 8
tetg......................... 8
rtrt ......................... 9
blzr.............................. 11
ergg............................. 15
And I would like a table of contents as follow :
I. bla bla........................... 3
1.blzer ......................... 6
2. eoij .......................... 8
a) tetg......................... 8
b) rtrt ......................... 9
II. blzr.............................. 11
III. ergg............................. 15
thanks
Anthony

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