Bug ID: JDK-6804608 GC doesn't release resources(Mem/handle/GDI) with -Xms in 1.4.2

Type: Bug
Component: hotspot
Sub-Component: gc
Affected Version: 1.4.2_19

Priority: P3
Status: Closed
Resolution: Not an Issue
OS: windows_xp
CPU: x86

Submitted: 2009-02-12
Updated: 2011-02-16
Resolved: 2009-06-01

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When -Xms is specified to command line, GC does not release system resources (Mem/handle/GDI).
So, memory is exhausted and java process terminates.

CONFIGURATION:
WindowsXP(sp2, Japanese edition)/JDK1.4.2_19

REPRODUCE : 
1. Open "task manager" and add the rows, "Mem usage", "Handle count" and "GDI objects"
2. Compile the attached test program, PT3.java
3. Invoke "java -Xms64m PT3"
4. Please watch the resources in Task Manager

NOTE:
 The attached program tries to invoke printJobs 10,000 times.
 The output of printer should be set to a fixed file.
 1. Open "printers and faxes"  in Control panel
 2. Click the existing printer and opne the properties
 3. Click "ports" tab
 3. Click "Add port.." button
 4. Select(high-light) "Local Port" in Printer Ports window and 
    click "New Port.." button
 5. Enter a file name (with full path name to the file) as port name.
   ex. D:\resource-leak-problem\dummy

Duplicate :	JDK-2160057 - Resources(Mem usage, Handles and GDI) is increasing with many printjob
Relates :	JDK-6659113 - Resources(Mem usage, Handles and GDI) is increasing with many printjob