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Re: INFO: MRJ 2.2.3, JAR Caching, and Macintosh Manager

>> Setting the property com.apple.mrj.cache.size to 50M represents a JAR cache
>> size of 50MB. You may set this value larger or smaller as needed. To disable
>> JAR caching, set the property com.apple.mrj.useJarCaching to false. If a
>> cache directory is specified with the property com.apple.mrj.cache.directory,
>> the directory must exist or JAR caching will be disabled. The JAR cache
>> options are sensitive to trailing spaces and MRJ provides no error checking
>> on property values.

> It would appear then that I could set the cache size property to 100MB and
> the directory property to the Applications Support folder within the
> System Folder to have this cache stored locally on my workstations. Then
> by propagating this "mrj.properties" file to each of my workstations I can
> avoid the server issue entirely while simultaneously increasing the speed
> of of my Java applets. Cool.

That is indeed the case. Certainly more valuable than reading and writing
these from the server and/or copying them back and forth at login and logout
(depending on your version of OS).

Hope that this information helps all of the patient Mac Manager admins out
there!

Scott Barber
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