ADF EA16 localization problem

Hy,
I have an issue with i18n in EA16. Test application is adf demo app deployed on 5.0.30 tomcat on windows xp. Tested in MSIE 6.0.
<af:table> doesn't have range text (Previous, Next) printed in croatian but in english. In html I see <html lang=âhrâ> and only language I have defined in MSIE is Croatian.
Same component demo page in EA15 on same server printed out correct messages on croatian language. Also, issue is present in calendar where names of days are printed out in croatian but button text is Cancel (obviously english).
Please help me to have localized text.
Regards, Miroslav Resetar

Hi Miroslav,
Thanks for bringing it to our notice.
The api's and implementation are still under going change and translation keys have changed. All translation will be fixed one shot in our production release. Between early releases this can happen and this is being tracked. We are aware that there has been translation key changes between EA-15 and EA-16
Regards,
Vijay Venkataraman

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return;
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e.printStackTrace();
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Regards,
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