Where the javaws stores downloaded jar files?

I met problem to start jnlp file in command line. System shows me error like "file system is full". So, I wonder where the javaws stores downloaded jar file. And how can I change it to an available directory. Thank you.

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I met problem to start jnlp file in command line. System shows me error like "file system is full". So, I wonder where the javaws stores downloaded jar file. And how can I change it to an available directory. >- Open the [Java Control Panel|http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/information/player.jnlp].
<if necessary>
- Close the application viewer/Change to the 'General' tab
</if necessary>
- Click the Temporary Internet Files 'Settings' button.
- Click the 'Change' button to move the cache, and follow the prompts
Of course, in that same dialog are controls for changing the compression level, and adjusting the maximum size, of the JWS cache - you are probably better off trying that first.

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We have a need to download JAR files for an
application, from more than ONE
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