Setting up http connection for ADS in sm59

I have a problem setting up the http connection.
I created ADSUser and ADScallers role, but when i click on test connection in sm59, first i get a popup window: response from web server contains cookies. Accept?
I didn't get this window before, this looks strange.
I have to click twice on yes, to proceed, which is also weird.
Then i get an enter logon data window:
enter your user name and ID
Resource: WS Navigator
Username:
Password:
I tried the ADSUser username/pwd here, but it did not work
Which username/pwd should i use and how can i set those?
This already worked once before, and this is the simplest thing, I don't know why it doesn't work anymore.
If this would work, then i coud try FP_PDF_TEST_00 report, and then go on with configuring ADS.
Can anyone help please?

There are many ways.
The easiest would be over the useradmin:
http://<your_javaserver>:5xx00/useradmin
Murat

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