NoDomainToStart with Sun One Server 7

I am getting the error NoDomainToStart, when I start
Sun One Server 7. What is the solution. Pls. respond soon.

The new one is supposed to be backward comptible. In any case, I've run the migration tool and redeployed, but same issues exist.

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