Deployment of Java application: prepared state

Hello,
Weblogic n00b here, so I apologise if this is a seemingly silly question.
I am deploying a Java application onto Weblogic 11g (server version: 10.3.6.0) via the console, which works perfectly well with no problems.
However, I now have a requirement to deploy the application onto the server but want to start it (i.e make it active) at a later date... possibly several days in the future.
Deployment through the console means that the application is made active as soon as I click "Activate changes". Is there any way of completing a deployment so that the application is only "prepared", rather than "active"?
Thanks for any assistance.

Hi,
One thing I would say that when you try to deploy the app and it directly moving into the Active state means that targeted server is already in running mode.
Make sure that you try to stop the deployment archive when you dont required and it will move to Prepared mode when server is up and running and new state in server shutdown mode.
Hope this will help you.
**Note there is so such option for non-active mode deployment.
Regards,
Kal

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