Where is the Default System Cache?

Hi all,
I have a webstart application in which I want to pass the -system flag to use the system cache. Could someone tell me where the default system cache is and how its used.
Thanks for any suggestions,

by default there is no system cache.
a system cache only exists if it is configured in the users or system wide deployment.properties file.
/Andy

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