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AppEnable

You can use the AppEnable method of the IIsWebDirectory object to reinstate a Web application definition that was previously disabled with the AppDisable method. If the application specified was not previously deleted, it will be reregistered with MTS.

Syntax

IIsWebDirectory.AppEnable

Code Example

<% 
Dim DirObj 
Set DirObj = GetObject("IIS://LocalHost/W3SVC/1/ROOT/MyAppDir") 
' Enable the application at this directory 
DirObj.AppEnable 
%>

See Also

AppCreate, AppDelete, AppDeleteRecursive, AppUnload, AppUnloadRecursive, AppGetStatus, AppDisable, AppDisableRecursive, AppEnableRecursive

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