Create DB2 JDBC Creation Failure

Hi all,
I experienced what seems to be a bug in the creation of a DB2 datasource in WLS 10.3.6.
The problem is this:
- From the WL console I click on Services --> Data Sources
- I click New --> Generic Data Source
- In the first page I choose as Database type "DB2";
- In the selection of the driver I choose "Other";
- In the page of "Transaction Options" I don't change anything;
- In the page of "Connection Properties" I can't insert anything but username and password for the database! I can't see the field for db name, neither the host, etc... !! Obviously, even if I insert username and password and click Next (the button Finish is disabled), the server returns an error that i must complete the form to go on....
I got the same issue with different browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome).
Down there's a printscreen of what I see in the page of "Connection Properties". The page is translated in Italian.
I tried the same procedure on a WLP 10.3.5 installation, and it worked perfectly. In the page of "Connection properties" I can see all the fields and I can create the datasource correctly.
Can you help me?
Thank you.
Giuseppe

Chandra,
Even in my current implementation i'm using AS400 & integrating the same with XI.
Please check whether u gave the same comm.channel properties.
JDBC Driver :com.ibm.as400.access.AS400JDBCDriver
connection :jdbc:as400://server/;errors=full
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