App Server 8.0, run as a Windows service?

I am running Sun Java System Application Server 8 (Platform Edition) on Windows XP.
I want to run the app server as a Windows service.
How can I do this?
I looked at Sun's documentation. I could not find any information about using the app server as a Windows service.

Some details:
The server is started/stoped by a batch asadmin, which collect some parameters and use a java class to instantiate/stop the server. The server process then forks and will be an independent one. Moreover, the App Server is dependent of Sun Message Queue, another service it will start. This other service is called by an exe that will initiate another java process to implement this service. You end up with three process: the java process of the App Server, an exe which controls the JMS service and another java process for the JMS. The Sun Message Queue can be installed as a Windows Service itself, see the docs. App Server 7 seemed to connect cleanly to a running instance of JMS (started either as service or from console), but App Server 8 seems to require its own. I write this in a hurry and it is still an unsolved problem for me (us?), sorry.

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