What is deployment.system.cachedir?

Hello,
I am curious about a property key in the deployment.properties file.
deployment.system.cachedir
I have tried very hard to RTFM, yet I am unable to find anything other than the following:
"System-level cache directory"
Please, can you explain the purpose and usage of this property?
Many thanks in advance.
-paul janda

I have already looked at:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/deployment/index.html
All it says is:
deployment.system.cachdir is:
"System-level cache directory"
Please, can you explain the purpose and usage of this property? If you know of a specific manual, I'm appreciative of the reference. If you would mention an actual quotation that goes beyond what I have already displayed, my gratitude would rise to the level of eternal.
-paul

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