Does JVM 1.3.1_06 leak

Hi
We are running a large setup for internet banking on Bea Weblogic 7.01. It seems to leak memory on high load when we are using JVM 1.3.1_06 Hotspot but we have tried 1.3.1_12 on one server and it looks like it does not have that problem.
I have been though the list of fixes from _06 to _12 and none of the leak-fixes applies to our use of the JVM.
Can anyone confirm that in fact there are fixes not listed in change document that has effect on leaks ?
Rgds
Jan Bengtsen
IT Consultant

Small ajustments:
* Bea Weblogic 7.02 on app-tier
* Bea Weblogic 7.02 Express on web-tier
* Windows 2000 Server SP4 + security patches
The leak is happening on the web-tier.

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