JIT and rerunning java applications

When running a Java application in windows, if you re-run the application multiple times does the JIT compiler ever store data between executions to speed up further executions? Or is the JIT only doing its work during a single process run?
Thanks

The current Windows VM JIT does not store any info between runs of the VM.

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