PL/SQL procedure "Not Defined"

I have created a PL/SQL procedure, compiled it successfully, and am trying to call it from
an "onmouseover=" construction in the Link Attributes for a report column.
I have created an application process entry for this procedure in Shared Components/Application Processes.
When I place the mouse pointer over the column in the report I get an error stating
the procedure is "Not Defined".
I am trying to implement this onmouseover event in a manner similar to how it is implemented in the "Aria People, 0.92" packaged application I have downloaded from the Oracle/APEX web site. In the downloaded "Aria People, 0.92" application I have installed the onmouseover="ARIA_DETAIL(this,'#PERSON_ID#")" call works fine (on page 1 of the app).
Interestingly, if I take the exact same call to the ARIA_DETAIL() procedure and place it in my application I also get a 'Not Defined' error on the ARIA_DETAIL() procedure.
Clearly I am failing to do what is needed to have a PL/SQL procedure "Defined" for an APEX application. Can some kind soul please tell me what I have failed to do here?
Thank you in advance.
Jim Lewis

Jim,
Sorry to go to the basics but am I correct about the following?
1. You created the pl/sql process as an ondemand process.
2. You added the ARIA_DETAIL javascript function to the page on which your calling it.
I'm just guessing but it sounds like you missed the second step there. Take a look at the application you got the code from and look at the Page Attributes. You should see some code in the HTML Header. That's what you need to add to your app.
Dan

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