What I mean is that , even though it registers as a service, the service was not startable from the "Windows Services control panel" manually.  You can try my script yourself at the link above.   I suspect I need to change the script to run the native wrapper with the "-t" arg, but I am too tired to chase it down.

I have given up on the native service method since, because of this problem, I don't consider it to work 100%. 

I wrote a service wrapper batch script (for Windows) using YAJSW that works great and so I am using that now instead.  Here is the link to my code:

https://gist.github.com/djangofan/5639409