Xterm font in JDE or Java apps in CDE

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Xterm font in JDE or Java apps in CDE

Hello,

I'm trying to find out which font xterm uses by default in CDE. I like it, it's nice and clean. My problem is that Java based applications like jEdit cannot find it.

Could anybody tell me what is the name of the font?
Example is attached.

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LucindaTypewriterRegular.ttf
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