Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Application Server:
Administration

> ## 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.

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