How I can retain my server on when my putty is closed
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I dont think the problem here is of java. The issue here is that you are starting the server from the Java application. The java application should make sure that the server is started in daemon mode so that the server is not killed when your java application is killed. If that is not happening then you cannot do anything. If you can change the Java application then change it to start the server in daemon mode.
As per post#2, '&' alone is insufficient; that merely puts it in the background, BUT does not detach it from the initiating session. To do that you also have to use nohup eg
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