Integration of sun identity manager with sun access manager

Hi i am working on integration of sun identity manager 6.0 with SP1 and sun access manager7.0.IDM was deployed on Sun application server 8.1.SAm is installed on SunOneWebserver i am working on windows 2003 server.I downloaded the agent for the application server and installed.
when i am configuring resource in IDM i am getting following error.
testconnection failed for resource(s):
sun access manager could notconnect as user 'amadmin' with specified password==>com.sun.identity.authentication.spi.AuthLoginException:failed to create new AuthenticationContext{0}\n.
i modified amagent.properties,amconfig.properties and web.xml also
can any one help me on this.

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