Using the Java VM from JNI

Hello, Using the JNI I successfully call CreateJavaVM() and then close the VM after uning it with a call to DestroyJavaVM(). The problem is that after doing so if I want to call CreateJavaVM() again at some point in the same program it fails returning -1. I've tried unloading and reloading the JavaVM DLL before the second creation call but this makes no difference. ??
My platform is XP Professional using j2re1.4.2_04
The reason why I need to do this is to save on memory overhead so I don't have the VM using up mem when its not needed.
Any ideas would be appreciated as it surely must be possible to do??

The Sun VM can not be unloaded once it is loaded.

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