"Bundle not found" warning message displayed in Internet Explorer 8 accessing the Jazz Web UI via a hyperlink in an external document
This problem was found using Jazz version 3.0.1. A Bundle not found warning message could be displayed in Internet Explorer 8 under the following conditions:
1) Windows OS installation is in a language other than English.
2) Internet Explorer 8 is set as the default browser for the Windows OS
3) Internet Explorer 8 is configured to display content in a language other than English
4) Jazz Web UI is launched by clicking on a hyperlink from an external document such as MS Word.
One answer
In this scenario, IE8 will omit the country locale in the server request when the Jazz Web UI is opened via a hyperlink in an external document.
The Dojo Internationalization Toolkit expects the locale to be defined by a short string, based on a language code and a country code, separated by a dash. For example, the locale for a typical user in the United States is en-us. In this particular case, the omission of the country locale will result in a "Bundle not found" error thrown by the Dojo API.
Workaround
Once you have encounter this issue, reload the page in IE8 to force a new request. This time IE8 will request the locale using the standard localization string based on language and country code.