Running the Gateway service on a Windows machine requires some middleware to create a service-compatible wrapper around the Python code that's going to be executed. One of the more popular and stable middleware options is the Non-Sucking Service Manager (NSSM). NSSM provides a GUI for creating, installing, and managing services that are written in a variety of languages—in general, if a program can be run from a command line, NSSM can almost certainly get it running as a Windows service.
NSSM may need to be run with administrative privileges, but in any event, is launched from the command line—C:\path\to\nssm.exe install launches the GUI, and all of the settings needed are present under one of the tabs. The application ...
