Two mobile servers installed on same machine

I am using Oracle Lite 10g(10.2.0)
Is it possible to have 2 mobile servers installed on the same windows server as standalone mobile servers?
One is for development and points to development Oracle instance repository
Other is for acceptance test and points to another Oracle instance repository.
If any one has tried this please let me know.
Thanks for your response.

Run them under different ports. One on 80 and the other on 8080.

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