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I have the following situation. I have a report in Apex. For this report I am using XML a BI Publisher report was created. Now my problem:
ApEx
- Execute report normal
- Press the Print button
- View PDF
- Images are not displayed
- Call Report on Shared Content
- Test Report button press
- View PDF
- Pictures are here !!!!!!!!!
What is happening at the two different methods?
What is the difference?
Where can I see what is for a SQL / XML / etc. generated when I klick on the "print" button??
Please help me!

Hi, thanks for quick response. We have huge numer of reports, we copied them one after the other still doesn't work. Below are details.
Repository path(xml-server-config.xml) : /app/oracle/oracle/xmlp/XMLP
under this we have a folder structure : FCReports, in which we copied all the folders.
After logging onto BI URL, click on more... you will see the folder FCReports name but nothing shows up under this. Any file or any other permissins to be checked.? This folder does have read/executable permissions.

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