Java Service Launcher Problems

I am trying to get a java application running as a windows service. I have been using java service launcher because it is free and am unable to get the program running. It installs the service fine and if I run jsl -debug or jsl -run then the app executes fine, but if I try to start the service its reports that it cannot be started and then the service gets stuck in Starting. The app recieves messages from another server and uses this info to populate a database.
Thanks,
D

I now have the service starting but the app cant seem to connect to the remote computer. It is logging so it must be executing. I have changed the service to run as administartor and restarted the service but it still cant connect.
Thnks,
D

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