WSAMAN enable

Makes a deployed Web service available to incoming client requests.

Syntax

Operating system	Syntax
UNIX Windows	wsaman -name wsainstance-name { -appname app-friendlyname \| -namespace app-targetnamespace } -enable

-name wsainstance-name

The name of a WSA instance.

-appname app-friendlyname

The friendly name of the Web service.

-namespace app-targetnamespace

The target namespace of the Web service.

Notes

When a Web service is deployed, it is disabled.

When a Web service is imported, it is disabled.

While a Web service is enabled, you can set only the serviceFaultLevel and serviceLoggingLevel properties. To set the other properties, the Web service must be disabled. Any changes to the other properties take effect when the Web service is enabled.

When a Web service is enabled, the WSA begins a startup process that involves establishing the Web service's connection pool. Establishing the Web service's connection pool involves pre-establishing any AppServer connections that will be cached to handle incoming client requests more efficiently.