Fxml.include.resource

The doc seems to indicate that it is possible to specify a resource bundle for an FXML include but doesn't provide syntax or example.
I'm guessing at the syntax but this doesn't work:
<fx:include source="header-pane1.fxml" resource="com.client.Admin" />
where the resource is located in com.client.Admin_en_US.properties
Anyone been able to do this successfully?

Ah yes, thanks! That appears to work and gets me to the next issue.
I had a typo in my path and got an appropriate exception:
java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find bundle for base name com.client.zAdmin, locale en_US
Okay, fair enough. This was easily resolved by correcting the path typo and leads me to believe the resources are being loaded...I think.
However, I'm now getting an exception in the included FXML file:
javafx.fxml.LoadException: Resource "header1Text" not found.
for the following line:
<Label fx:id="header1Label" text="%header1Text">
Note, I also have a resource bundle loaded with the main FXML file that works fine. I can even replace %header1Text with a string from the main resource file. I wouldn't think that would interfere with this one but I could be wrong and I'm certainly a bit puzzled.
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