Wrong Oracle Home

Hi, All.
Solaris 8, 9iAS Rel.2
On our App Serv machine we have 2 installations of 9iAS in 2 separate homes. The first AS installation has a running j2ee app. I tried to deploy a .ear file on the second one and finished with this OEM error after specifying all settings:
Deployment failed: Nested exception Root Cause: Error initializing userManager '<domain_name>.security.CustomContactManager': <Old Home>/WEB-INF/webapp.conf (No such file or directory). Error initializing userManager
Why does it refer to the old ORACLE_HOME?
oc4j instance for this application was created for the new AS instance.

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