Bug 1121647

Dear doc guys, there are several issues with Apache HTTP Server on Microsoft Windows Server I would like to address. ({code} detonates command input, {quote} stands for the actual text for the documentation)
 
1) Please, replace occurrences of the following:
 
{code}
C:\> net stop Apache2.2
C:\> net start Apache2.2
{code}
 
with
 
{code}
net stop Apache2.2
net start Apache2.2
{code}


2) Replace occurrences of the following:
 
{code}
C:\> net service http
C:\> net service httpd start
{code}

with

{code}
net stop Apache2.2
net start Apache2.2
{code}

3) Enhance the note:

Chapter 19.3.2. Install the Apache HTTP Server included with JBoss EAP 6 (Zip):
   "Note: For information on Apache HTTP Server installation for Microsoft Windows Server environment..."
 
I would like to add more info to the aforementioned note box (or make it a sub-Chapter perhaps...?), something along these lines:

{quote}
One can install the Apache HTTP Server service with this command:

{code}
cd /D "%EWS_HOME%\bin"
httpd -k install
{code}

The aforementioned command installs Apache HTTP Server service named Apache2.2.
One can specify a different name for the service, e.g. ApacheBalancer, with the following installation command:

{code}
cd /D "%EWS_HOME%\bin"
httpd -k install -n ApacheBalancer
{code}

If one wants to uninstall the service, it must be referenced by name. In this example, the command is as follows:

{code}
cd /D "%EWS_HOME%\bin"
httpd -k uninstall -n ApacheBalancer
{code}

The service can be started in two ways. One can either leverage the httpd.exe as:

{code}
cd /D "%EWS_HOME%\bin"
httpd -k start -n Apache2.2
{code}

or take advantage of the service manager:

{code}
net start Apache2.2
{code}

Apache2.2 and ApacheBalancer are arbitrary Apache HTTP Server service names with Apache2.2 being the default name. Stopping the service is analogical to the aforementioned examples with "stop" being used instead of "start".

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PS: Guys, if you find a way how to avoid repeating that 
    cd /D "%EWS_HOME%\bin"
please, do so. Perhaps, we may say that all these commands are to be executed in that directory?
Furthermore, note there that one must be an Administrator to carry out these tasks.

Thank you :-)