Unable to create image chart

I have tried to create an image chart beacuse I want colour coded info in my charts. I follow the steps, encounter no erros but get no result for my efforts other than a broken image. Am I missing something something? Do I need to change any particular settings?

The Metalink Note reads as follows:
Problem Description
You successfully installed Oracle Portal on UNIX platform and you want to create new application component of type chart, specifically Image Chart. Use used Query Wizard to create this component, however when you want to test it only page with selected template and 'broken image' icon is displayed.
Solution Description
Image charts are generated by oracle.webdb.chart.ChartServlet therefore, first check jserv.log file for any reported errors.
If there is no obvious problem try to check jserv.properties file. It should contain directive wrapper.env=DISPLAY=<host:dislpay>.
<host:display> must point to existing and running X Server. If it does, use xhost command to verify whether X server uses connect restrictions. If yes, use xhost command to add your host into list of hosts allowed to connect to this X server.
If you make any change to jserv.properies file, you will have to restart your Apache web server.
Explanation
In order to generate graph, Java needs to know certain metrics of graphics subsystem and therefore there is requirement for running X server.
This problem doesn't occure when Oracle Portal runs on Windows platform.
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