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It was the `-XX:+CMSClassUnloadingEnabled` that did it.
I didn't mention it because it is scary flag on the Oracle/OpenJDK. It is one of those things that may work or may blow things up.
The IBM JRE doesn't have PermGen. Instead all the Class objects are stored on the Heap and as such, can be garbage collected like any other objects. The IBM JRE is meant to work this way.
The ClassUnloading flag, on the other hand, is a sort of hack and isn't generally trusted for production use.
Ciao!