Launch the GoodsServer directly from Squeak. You can even instantiate a new server or a temp server as well with minimal code. Requires Squeak.NET which, of course, requires the Windows platform (LINUX is now supported in the form of a user contribution). Also requires InstanceEncoder.
(Note about Linux contribution: The contribution from Marco Paga that provides a Linux compatible version is implemented as a separate class so the examples and docs below probably don't apply. I don't have Linux and cannot support or test the contribution -- but would be happy for others to contribute examples or factor the system around to be interface compatible with the Windows-edition.)
"to start a temporary server that always gets re-initialized" tempServer := GoodsServer startTempServer
"or to start a new server" newServer := GoodsServer startNewServerNamed: 'addresses' listeningOn: 1234
"or to use an existing set of db files" existingServer := GoodsServer startServerNamed: 'quotes'