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When I tested them (I couldn't see the font either with java
or jython, but fontforge showed it), I found that jython
works with:

u'\u0F06' (no encode('utf-16')

At least, is shows just one (empty square) glyph. In fact,
this string is already encoded, and encoding it again won't
help.

and, using python2.2 or jython2.2a1:
>>> print "".join([unichr(i) for i in
xrange(3840,3847)])+"".join([unichr(i) for i in
xrange(3880,3890)])
 ()*+,-./01

is working from command line, as I paste it here. This after
I installed this font in /usr/fonts/local.

Not sure why java/jython don't show the font, though.