Error JDBC - Connect java instance with sql server

We are working with SAP Netweaver 7.0 SP 18 and we need to upgrade to SP 23.
The XML generated contains only ABAP Stack but the SUM also load the Java tab.
This part of Java is giving me several problems Connection with SQL Server database 2005. Add image of the last error.
To continue forward I am evaluating the following:
1. How I can validate data Connection jdbc to connect to the database? How valid username and password that you use? Where
Best Regards!

Hi Hidalgo,
The XML generated contains only ABAP Stack but the SUM also load the Java tab.
Please check for the following
1) Existence of j2ee related profile parameters in SAP profiles ( default, instance and start )
2) Existence of j2ee related folders on the SAP server
If you system is only ABAP stack, please remove information identified in option(1) and (2).
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Deepak Kori

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This can be caused when the SQLNET.ora is located in a remote location using mapped drives.
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