AppDisable

You can use the AppDisable method of the IIsWebVirtualDir object to disable a Web application that is running out-of-process. All of the application's resources are released and the application's process is terminated. Attempts to access this application will fail. You can use the AppEnable method to re-enable a disabled application. You use the AppDisable and AppEnable methods primarily when moving, copying, or renaming metabase keys. This method has no effect if the application is running in-process.

Syntax

IIsWebVirtualDir.AppDisable 
 

Code Example

<% 
Dim VDirObj 
Set VDirObj = GetObject("IIS://LocalHost/W3SVC/1/ROOT/MyAppVDir") 
' Disable the application at this directory 
VDirObj.AppDisable 
%> 
 

See Also

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

© 1997 by Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.