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Can you use the existing jython registry setting
python.cachedir to override the system default for yourself?
According to:
http://www.jython.org/docs/registry.html
you should be able to override this from the command line,
or even more generally, invoke jython with say (unix example):
jython -Duser.dir=/home/myusername
then put a copy of the jython registry as
/home/myusername/.jython, and customize the various settings
for yourself, including python.cachedir.
Does that help? Or do you really want to have some cachedir
shared and some user-specific?
- kz |
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