Jdeveloper version and ADF runtime on weblogic

Hi
I would need to understand the link between the jdeveloper version and the Weblogic version.
Based on this article http://tompeez.wordpress.com/2011/09/14/jdeveloper-versions-vs-weblogic-server-versions/
it sounds like the server version to use is directly linked to the version of ADF used for the development. It is true?
Specially is it true that there is not backward compatibility. A new weblogic server would not support a application that would have been developed with a older version of jdeveloper?
At the end I would like to get all my weblogic servers on the same version and as much possible on the newest version but if I need to rework the applications that were developed on a previous version of ADF , that can be really time consuming.
I would need best practice ideas .
When I have various projects oven a two -three years period how should we deal with keeping up with the new versions of weblogic and jdeveloper?
An another question I have is regarding the ADF run time. What is so special about it comparing to a regular set of libraries?. Why can I not deploy it as part of my application? Or is it possible and it is a better path then?
FInal point, I have a application that was developed with jdeveloper 11.1.1.0 and run on weblogic 10.3.0.0 . I would like to migrate to jdeveloper 11.1.1.4. I already converted the project with jdeveloper 11.1.1.4. What should I do next? What testing should I do to verfy the conversion worked? Should I update the weblogic server to 10.3.4 or can I go with a newer version like 10.3.5?
Thanks

Ok but then if you don't migrate and you are in a environment with also new development you are going to need many different servers no?
One welogic server for jdevleoper 11.1.0.0
One weblogic server for jdeveloper 11.1.2.0
One weblogic server for jdeveloper 11.1.3.0
One weblogic server for jdeveloper 11.1.4.0
How often should you migrate then because if you don't update you could be very behind after a couple of years and may be the migration could be almost impossible at that point.
We still have applications that where developed for oc4j 10 g and migration is almost rewrite at this point. (only after 3 years).
At the end, you get servers dedicated to some applications instead of having a stack of multi purpose servers.
Also let say you are starting with a project that is going to take two years, you start the developement with jdeveloper 11.1.5.0 and in two years it will jdeveloper 13.1.1.0. How do you manage this? You stay with 11.1.5.0?
We noticed that getting support for 10 g is really difficult at this point. Many people don't know anymore about 10 g and you don't get bug fix. If you don't get bug fix, how can you survive with your old version?
I know that ADF is not only about the face part, I 've been using the business services too but under ADF it is J2EE and then why ADF does not come as a set of libraries that you can link to in your J2EE project instead of becoming a server centric runtime?
People went to J2EE to get plateform independent, with ADF you are becoming server dependant. ADF is supposed to do better than .net but if you look at .net the IDE actually support old and new frameworks. If you get to develop on a older framework you can still use the new IDE. Also you can install several versions of the framework on the same server with .net.
From what I can read ADF is not even supported on JBOSS anymore so give me argument to choose ADF as a enterprise solution? Is it really the future?

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