Schema procedures access in oracle portal

Hi
I have created a procedure under my schema and grant execute access to portal user. However, when I tried to execute the procedure from a report as portal user, it said procedure not found.
When I created the same procedure under portal_public schema and the report works! Why is this so when I have already granted the right access? Please advice. Thanks!

Thomas,
First of all you need to create a schema for your Portal Application. Once that is done you will need to run in a DBA script called provsyns.sql so that this schema can execute and view the Portal core objects.
This script is located in $9ias_ORACLE_HOME/portal30/admin/plsql/wwc
Run this script as PORTAL30 with one parameter, this being the name of your new schema.
Then your next step would be to set up all the necessary grants and synonyms so that the objects you wish to view over the gateway can be viewed from your application schema.
Then you are ready to create an application in Portal via Navigator --> Applications.
Choose the new schema as the Application schema (this is where all the Portal generated code gets compiled) and try creating a simple Report component to see if your non-portal components are set up properly.
Hope this helps...
John

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