Using a Domain name with embedded PL/SQL Gateway

Hello all
I wish to link domain name to an application
e.g. www.mydomain.com goes to application 100
or www.ano.mydomain.com goes to application 135
I have successfully done this in the past using HTTP server.
My new installation does not used HTTP server ... I have only configuration Embedded PL/SQL gateway
Can I route using embedded PL/SQL gateway a URL to an application?
Thanks
Pete

PS ... I am using APEX 3.1 with 11g

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