Resource allocation doesn't work in the way you think it does.
When you allocate a minimum resource to a context that cannot be used by another context because once you allocate a minimum it is partitioned off and not available to be shared. In doing so the maximum available resource becomes less than 100%.
For example.
Minimum resource allocation of 10% leaves 90% left for other contexts
Minimum resource allocation of 20% leaves 80% left for other contexts
Minimum resource allocation of 30% leaves 70% left for other contexts
Minimum resource allocation of 40% leaves 60% left for other contexts
And so on ....
In your post you have allocated 35.55% + 35.55% to the two contexts. 35.55+35.55 = 70.10% of partitioned resource that is not available to other contexts.
Now 100% - 70.10% = Maximum available resource of 29.90% which is less than the minimum of 35.55% you have specified ... this is why the figures are reversed for maximum and minimum.
I'd advise you to drop the minimum resource for the two context to around 5-10% but still keep the same maximum. That should correct the figures to what you were expecting to see.
This is covered in the ACE Configuration Guides.
