Best way to migrate an Applications folder..?

So I have this clone drive of mine that I'd like to copy over to my current system. However, some of the apps on this clone drive are newer, while other are older -- hence, I'd like to transfer (migrate?) its Applications folder onto my current setup (Macbook Pro) without risking making some apps invalid or unusable. Hence, my question is -- since there're a lot of settings, preferences and permissions files involved, I wonder what would be the best & safest way to do this. Any help appreciated.

I am sorry. My question was poorly worded after some hours of frustration. What I am really trying to do is develop a base virtual machine snapshot with Sun Web Server Loaded and a base set of applications.
When the need arises, I need to deploy another VM and start it up. There seems to be some issue with the host name of the VM and the administration server, or something. It is my impression that as longs as I have everything contained in one directory like /webserver, I should be able to copy everything to a new machine and start it up. I know I need the listeners listening on all ip addresses and the jdk being used would need to be in that directory as well. Is there anything I am missing here or that I need to watch out for?

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