Fnd_web_sec.validate_login returns ORA-29540

Hi guys,
when i'am executing
select fnd_web_sec.validate_login('user123', 'pass123')
from dual;
with 'apps' DB user every thing works well and i get 'Y' as a result for the query.
now i have new DB user 'XX'
when i login using user 'XX and executing
select fnd_web_sec.validate_login('user123', 'pass123')
from dual;
i get 'N' as a result for the query.
so i run the following query
select fnd_message.get from dual;
and the message i got is :
Oracle error -29540: ORA-29540: class oracle/apps/fnd/security/WebSessionManagerProc does not exist has been detected in FND_WEB_SEC.VALIDATE_LOGIN(u,p).
obviously there is no problem with the class since it works with 'apps' user so i suspect
it's a privileges issue.
thx in advance for anyone who helps.

Issue was solved by creating the following synonyms under the Required User :
create synonym fnd_languages for apps.fnd_languages;
create synonym fnd_user for apps.fnd_user;
create synonym fnd_application for apps.fnd_application;
create synonym fnd_lookup_types for apps.fnd_lookup_types;
create synonym fnd_product_groups for apps.fnd_product_groups;
create synonym fnd_web_sec for apps.fnd_web_sec;
CREATE SYNONYM FND_USER_PREFERENCES FOR APPS.FND_USER_PREFERENCES;
CREATE SYNONYM FND_USER_PREFERENCE FOR "APPLSYS"."FND_USER_PREFERENCES";
Best regards,
Ahmed Shokry

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no rows selected
The RNT_PROPERTY_DESCRIPTOR table structure is as follows:
Name Null? Type
UPRN NOT NULL NUMBER(7)
DESCRIPTOR NOT NULL VARCHAR2(4)
DESCRIPTOR_VALUE VARCHAR2(11)
EFFECT_DATE NOT NULL DATE
VALUE_DESCRIPTION VARCHAR2(35)
POINTS NUMBER(2)
POUNDS NUMBER(5,2)
SUPERSEDED VARCHAR2(1)
CURRENT_FLAG VARCHAR2(1)
FUTURE VARCHAR2(1)
END_EFFECT_DATE DATE
USER_ID NOT NULL VARCHAR2(10)
CREATE_DATE DATE
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ORA-29540 during full database export

Hi,
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Thank You ...
regards,
lbs

Hi,
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