Mini-bug : JDeveloper 10.1.3 resource bundles

Hello,
Here's a mini-bug in the resource bundles for JDeveloper 10.1.3. In the Dynamic List binding wizard (the one that you use to make a list of value from databindings), in the list binding section there's a typo : "soruce" instead of "source".
This evil bug has no workaround ! Run around screaming
Seriously, this little typo won't hurt anything or anyone, but I just wanted to report it nonetheless.
Regards,
Simon Lessard
Message was edited by:
Simon Lessard
Edit: Had a typo in the subject, was a tad annoying considering what this post is about.

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