Difference between Enterprise Standalone and Enterprise on Weblogic Server

Hi,
If I test my process on Standalone Enterprise Server and then test the same process on Enterprise Server on Weblogic (WLS), will there be any difference in my testing.. Will I receive different results or the results would be the same?

Hi,
In Studio,in project preferences in General you have a check box that says something like Development for J2EE,that you should check if you are going to deploy to WLS or WAS. But there is no reason why something develop for StandAlone is not going to work in J2EE.
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