Jetty on its own can be run as win32 service using this command (taken from
jetty readme):

%JETTY_HOME%\bin\JavaService -install "Jetty Java HTTP Server"
%%JAVA_VM%\jvm.dll -Djava.class.path=%CLASSPATH% -start
%org.mortbay.jetty.win32.Service -params ./etc/jetty.xml -stop
%org.mortbay.jetty.win32.Service -method stopAndDestroy -out
%./logs/jettysvc.out -err ./logs/jettysvc.err -current %JETTY_HOME%

Now I see that cocoon.bat uses a custom Loader class to setup classpath and
run Jetty server. 

The question is: how can I run Jetty as service using the same mechanism as
provided in cocoon.bat? 
        ouzo
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