Java webdynpro date format

Hi ,
I am using some standard java webdynpro from ess/mss package the date format is in US format i.e mm/dd/yyyy in the iviews.
How to change this to dd/mm/yyyy.My browser I.E is already set to ENGLISH UK.
Can anyone suggest me how to change the date format to UK
except the standard ess/mss java webdynpro's Remaining applications in portal date format is in UK format.
Thanks and Regards,
devi

go to your portal and go to jco maintanance there check the language that you have used to connect please.
Can you please reconfirm if your browser langauge is English UK
tools->internet options ->languages ->English (United Kingdom)(en-gb)

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