I know, installing a java program as Windows service is a nightmare.
I usually avoid this and setup for the jobserver a task scheduler entry. There is a trigger called "System starts" and this event triggers the batch file to start the job server and another event is used to stop the server. Probably this is much easier to handle for you as the jsl crap.
OR better you switch to Linux 😉
Actually there is also this KB article to help: https://community.talend.com/t5/Installation/Installing-Job-Server-as-a-Microsoft-Windows-Service/ta-p/21687/jump-to/first-unread-message
Hi, If you can send your jsl ini fine (jsl.ini or jsl_static.ini base on your OS) i can check and let you know. Make sure that your path of the libraries are on the same line in the ini file. Thanks,