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I have this problem in my company RCP Application based on the NetBeans Platform: I have a .Java file in a package that does not contain a Bundle.properties file. I run the Internationalization Wizard, the wizard adds the Bundle to the Bundle.properties of the parent package, without giving any warnings. When I run the application the NBBundle.getMessage(clazz, msg) gives an exception because it cannot find the the Bundle. My suggestions would be: 1)The wizard should create the Bundle.properties or issue an error OR 2) the NbBundle.getMessage() should be consistent with the wizard behavior and search for the Bundle.properties in the parents packages. This bug has been affecting NetBeans since a long time and it is hard to catch at compile time. Thanks
Sadly the internationalization wizard is not that intelligent. It adds a key-value pair to a bundle and replaces a string with some template. The NbBundle template uses the class to find the bundle-file, but other templates, like java.util.ResourceBundle[1], use the full bundle location. [1] - java.util.ResourceBundle.getBundle("{bundleNameSlashes}").getString("{key}")