When you run the Serovy installer, there is an option to check labeld "Service"  Make sure that box is checked when you install Serovy on your server.  Once installed, navigate to the install directory, and into the services subfolder.  Inside of that folder is a .bat file.  Double-click to run the service installer.  Next open the Services area in your Administrator Tools on your Windows Server, and you will see a Servoy Application Server service.  Set it to start automatically.

1) Create a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) using keytool. Enter the command:

keytool -genkey -alias sslkey -keyalg RSA -keystore servoy.ks -validity 360

NOTE: keytool is a commandline tool that ships with your Java SDK

NOTE: you can make the alias (sslkey) whatever you want

NOTE: you can call the keystore file (servoy.ks) whatever you want

NOTE: you can make the validity (in days) whatever you want

a) Enter a keystore password (whatever you want)

1. Download Armadillo to create startup items

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/17385/armadillo

2. In Armadillo, enter in the correct commands in the start and stop service methods. If you are unsure, use the code below:

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#!/bin/sh

##

# Sybase Database Server

#

. /etc/rc.common

StartService ()

{

# Log a console message

ConsoleMessage "Starting SybaseServer"

# Start something

#

cd /Applications/Servoy;