GRANT IMAGES DISPLAY

Hello everybody.
Im working with Centos 5, Oracle Databse 10 GR2 and Apex 3.0.1
I have a problem of grants I think, maybe Im in mistake.
Im using this code to display images in Apex applications pages.
select mime_type, imagen, referencia, dbms_lob.getlength(imagen)
into l_mime, lob_loc, l_file_name, l_length
from ab_images where orden = imagen_id and nif = nifi;
     x1 := 1;
                              -- Set up HTTP header
                              -- Use an NVL around the mime type and if it is a null, set it to
                              -- application/octect - which may launch a download window from windows
     owa_util.mime_header(nvl(l_mime,'application/octet'), FALSE );
                              -- Set the size so the browser knows how much to download
htp.p('Content-length: ' || l_length);
                              -- The filename will be used by the browser if the users does a "Save as
htp.p('Content-Disposition: filename="' || l_file_name || '"');
                              -- Close the headers
     owa_util.http_header_close;
     -- Download the BLOB
     wpg_docload.download_file( lob_loc );
This work fine, I have test and work with it in exhaustive way.
But I have reinstall the server and after this , this code dont work. I think it is a grant problem. But I dont remember what packages I must grant and how I must grant the user to use it.
Any help wellcome.
Thanks in advanced & regards everybody.

I have resolve, looking in Oracle documentation.
GRANT EXECUTE ON download_my_file TO PUBLIC/
download_my_file = name of the image download pl/sql procedure.
I post because maybe this help others.
Regards everybody.

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