JDeveloper - MapViewer - Svg

Hi,
I'm using mapviewer and svg samples. But I can't work any svg with Embedded OC4J Server. When I work svgmap.jsp in my project, I get a empty map. But if I deploy this project to Standalone OC4J then svg is working. How can I solve this prolem? İs there any idea?
Sorry for my english.
Thanks
Oğuzhan

Hi,
I'm using mapviewer and svg samples. But I can't work any svg with Embedded OC4J Server. When I work svgmap.jsp in my project, I get a empty map. But if I deploy this project to Standalone OC4J then svg is working. How can I solve this prolem? İs there any idea?
Sorry for my english.
Thanks
Oğuzhan

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