Install Jenkins as a Windows service

[Scott Pace]

Hi,

     I've run into a problem and was wondering if anyone else had seen this or might have more information about it.  I installed Jenkins LTS on a VM running Windows Server 2012 and everything was fine.  So I installed a certificate and added it into the keystore, switched it over to https, and that all seemed fine until I went to configure a Windows slave.  I can configure the slave and run the web start though the slave's browser but it is missing the File menu that would allow me to install the Jenkins slave as a Windows service when the applet launches.  When I browse to the Jenkins server from the new slave VM I see the Java webstart button and the java -jar option but I don't see the javaws command that I used to see before I started locking everything down.  If I try and run javaws from the command line then I get a 403 error.  The java -jar command and the web start do connect and both run but this seriously puts a wrench in my plans.  Has anyone seen this behavior and can comment about it or point me in the right direction?  Thanks.