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That would only be used the first time Java was invoked for a job. Once the JVM has started, it will not look at classpath again, afaik...A job can have one and only one JVM ever. Once you start the JVM, that's it for the job. Back in the old days you could shut down the JVM and start a new one, but not any more. So the practical result is that you get one CLASSPATH per job.
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