Standard Manager Target node/queue unavailable

Hello everybody!!
I am having problems with SM ( Standard manager ), I see that all my Oracle Applications is working fine, but when I deploy one request ( ex. report ) have error, the request is phase inactive and Status not manager.
The button diagnostics says
""This request will not be processed because there are currently no managers running that can process it.
This is an error condition. There are one or more managers defined that can process this request that should be running at this time, but do not appear to be running""
In the OAM try to start a Standard manager but was error Targer node / queue unavailable
SO Red hat Enterprise 4
i need help

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