Can t find bundle for base name Bundle locale en US

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I m using a library that has a dependency on JSF   When I try to run my project  it show following exception massage     java util MissingResourceException  Can t find bundle for base name  Bundle  locale en US at java util ResourceBundle throwMissingResourceException ResourceBundle java 1427  at java util ResourceBundle getBundleImpl ResourceBundle java 1250  at java util ResourceBundle getBundle ResourceBundle java 705    Any ideas

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If you are running the  java file in Eclipse you need to add the resource path in the build path    after that you will not see this error

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Make sure you didn t add the properties files in the wrong resources folder as there is one under  Web Pages  and one under  Other Sources       They needed to be under  Other Sources

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In my case the problem was using the language tag  en US  in Locale forLanguageTag     instead of  en-US  - use a dash instead of underline   Also use Locale forLanguageTag  en-US   instead of new Locale  en US   or new Locale  en US   to define a language   en   with a region   US   - but new Locale  en   works

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The exception is telling that a Bundle en US properties  or Bundle en properties  or at least Bundle properties file is expected in the root of the classpath  but there is actually none  Make sure that at least one of the mentioned files is present in the root of the classpath  Or  make sure that you provide the proper bundle name  For example  if the bundle files are actually been placed in the package com example i18n  then you need to pass com example i18n Bundle as bundle name instead of Bundle  In case you re using Eclipse  quot Dynamic Web Project quot   the classpath root is represented by src folder  there where all your Java packages are  In case you re using a Maven project  the classpath root for resource files is represented by src main resources folder  See also   Maven and JSF webapp structure  where exactly to put JSF resources

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maven-tomcat-plugin  If you start the Project using the maven-tomcat-plugin   maven-tomcat7-plugin  you must place the Bundle properties  or even the Resource properties in src main webapp WEB-INF classes  Dont ask why  its because how the plugin fake a tomcat

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I had the same problem using Netbeans  I went to the project folder and copied the properties file  I think clicked  build  and then  classes    I added the properties file in that folder  That solved my problem

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The problem must be that the resource-bunde   base-name attribute at the faces-config xml file has a different path to your properties  This happened to me on the firstcup Java EE tutorial  I gave a different package name on then project creation and then Glassfish was unable to find the properties folder which is on  firstcup web     I hope it helps

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I had the same problemo  and balus solution fixed it   For the record   WEB-INF faces-config is   lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  UTF-8   gt   lt faces-config xmlns  http   java sun com xml ns javaee  xmlns xsi  http   www w3 org 2001 XMLSchema-instance  xsi schemaLocation  http   java sun com xml ns javaee  http   java sun com xml ns javaee web-facesconfig 2 0 xsd  version  2 0  gt       lt application gt           lt locale-config gt               lt default-locale gt en lt  default-locale gt           lt  locale-config gt           lt message-bundle gt              Message          lt  message-bundle gt       lt  application gt   lt  faces-config gt    And had Message properties under WebContent Resources  after mkyong s tutorial   the pesky exception appeared even when i renamed the bundle to  Message en us  and  Message en   Moving it to src  worked    Should someone post the missing piece to make bundles work under resources it would be a beautiful thing

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In my case I was dealing with SpringBoot project and I got the same exception    Solution is made by adding env properties file into classpath  i e  src main resource folder   What was making the issue is that in log4j configuration there was property like    lt Property name  basePath  gt   bundle env log file path  lt  Property gt

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I use Eclipse  without Maven  so I place the  properties file in src folder that also contains the java source code  in order to have the  properties file in the classes folder after building the project  It works fine  Take a look at this post  https   www mkyong com jsf2 cant-find-bundle-for-base-name-xxx-locale-en us   Hope this help you

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I was able to resolve the issue  the resource was in my project directories but when the junit utility tries to load it  it was returning an error of MissingResourceException  And the reason was the resource was in the not on the classpath of the test class package so when I added the cfg  folder to my classpath path entry in eclipse and set the output directory in the build conf to the same class package the issue was resolved   When you try this approach just make sure  the classpath conf file shows the classpath entry of the resource directory  eg  cfg

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In maven  folder resources  create the same package structure where the configuration files are located and copy them there

[java] Can't find bundle for base name /Bundle, locale en_US

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