Mapviewer displaying maps differently from the client than from the server

Can anyone explain to me why this is happening. I have been deploying my java server page to the server, and the way it works is to have multiple base routes which are not originally shown, but the user can 'check' them and they will display. On the server this works as one would expect, but on the client
I originally couldn't get this to work through Jdeveloper, but now it works -- that's another story :(
all of my base maps are displayed when the map first comes up. I don't want this to occur because it takes too long. Anyway, does anyone know why the map is working different from the client than it does when I deploy it to the server? Here is the significant code:
var basemap1 = new MVBaseMap("ds_prod.prod_rdlg_qry");
var basemap2 = new MVBaseMap("ds_prod.interstate", "", true);
basemap2.setTransparent(true);
var basemap3 = new MVBaseMap("ds_prod.primary", "", true);
basemap3.setTransparent(true);
mapview = new MVMapView(document.getElementById("map"), baseURL);
mapview.addBaseMapLayer(basemap1);
mapview.addBaseMapLayer(basemap2);
mapview.addBaseMapLayer(basemap3);
basemap1.setVisible (true);
basemap2.setVisible (false);
basemap3.setVisible (false);
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

Hi
Whitch version of mapviewer are you using? (MVBaseMap/addBaseMapLayer is for older versions, and in newer there is MVMapTileLayer/addMapTileLayer)
I had similar difficulties displaying multiple tile layers in application with mapviewer ver. B080618. (not sute, may be in newer versions this works different)
When adding all tile layers initially and then setting theig Visible properties, browser fetches from server data for ALL the layers (even if they were set to visible -> false)
the workaround was to add aditional layers ony when this is needed.
Michael

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When I run my script from the Script Editor it copies (duplicates) only the new files from one folder to the other one, as desired. That is, when the file already exists in the destination folder, it just skips to the next one until they are all done.
However, if I save that very same script as an Application and run it, Finder throws up a dialog box for each item telling me that it already exists and asks if I'd like to Keep Both, Stop or Replace the file.
I can't figure out why it would run differently as a Script in Script Editor, to how it would run as an Application? Can somebody please tell me where I'm going wrong? Or perhaps there has been a change in the way Finder and Applescript operate the Duplicate command in Yosemite?
Interestingly, this problem has only started occurring since I updated to Yosemite. Before that, on Mavericks, I didn't have this problem! And I've also just tried the same thing on my other MacBook Pro that's running Mavericks and it works as intended.
Thanks so much!

I think the replacing parameter may be broken. The first time I run this:
tell application "Finder"
make new folder at desktop with properties {name:"newf"} with replacing
end tell
I get a new folder. The second and subsequent times, I get this:
Unless I'm completely misunderstanding how to use the replacing parameter...

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