Multiple instances of static variables

I'm experimenting with using different classloaders to load a particular class, and see if the static variables in that class can have different instances.

Basically, I'm trying to write code for what Stephen C has mentioned in this answer.

Here are my classes:

CustomClassLoader.java

class CustomClassLoader extends ClassLoader
{
    public Class loadClass(String classname)  throws ClassNotFoundException {
        return super.loadClass(classname, true);
    }
}

Test.java (which contains the driver)

class Test {
        public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
                CustomClassLoader c1 = new CustomClassLoader();
                CustomClassLoader  c2 = new CustomClassLoader();
                Class m1, m2;

                m1 = c1.loadClass("A");
                m2 = c2.loadClass("A");

                m1.getField("b").set(null, 10);

                System.out.println(m1.getField("b").get(null));
                System.out.println(m2.getField("b").get(null));
        }

}

A.java (which contains the static variable)

class A {
        public static int b = 5;
}

When I run the Test class, I get the following output:

$ java Test
10
10

I expected the output to be 10 and 5. How can I make the code create two instances of my static variable?

Note: I'm doing this only for experimentation and learning - but I'd be interested to know if there could be any real world application of this.