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The installer.exe program has proved very unreliable on the more recent versions of Windows. which is why is not being released at the moment. Unfortunately the author of IzPack (the packaging software used) does not seem to have updated this for newer Windows versions. You can always install Calibre2opds by simply unzipping the .ZIP version of Calibre2Opds to a location of your choice and then running the RUNGUI.CMD file.
Interesting looking at the output you gave - it looks like that batch file has the ECHO OFF statement at the start commented out (you normally get less verbose output) but that does not really matter as the window does not hang around.
The output you give shows that JAVA was launched (the START command near the end). However it is using the JAVAW.EXE program which tries to start in a new process so you do not see any JAVA error messages after that point. You could edit the file and replace the JAVAW.EXE near the start with JAVA.EXE which might give more output at the expense of leaving a Window hanging around while JAVA is running.
Also the output shows that it looks like you did try to launch Calibre2opds via JAVAW, so this means there is a good chance that some useful diagnostic output was written to the lCalibre2opds log file. This is probably located at
C:\users\your-user-name\.calibre2opds\logs
on Windows 7 (you may have to set Explorer to show hidden files to see this location).
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