JMX and Windows Web Services

Tried using the WinRun4J package to run a JMX enabled app as a windows service. At service start an exception was thrown Unsupported protocol jmxmp.
Runs fine from a bat file. Anyway when I commented out my registerBean method where I get the PlatformMBeanServer and set up the connection server. it started fine. I know I've seen discussion of running JMX enabled Java apps as services. Is the some experiences out there similiar to mine?
Jim

Any chance permissions might be involved? Maybe need a java.policy?

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