Tryin to connect Netbeans with SQL Management Studio

I'm trying to connect SQL Management studio with Netbeans 6.1..
This is what I've done so far..
1.Developing Web Application in Netbeans with Tomcat 6.0.18
2. Have installed the sql-jdbc bridge driver
I get error when I try to create a "New Database Connection to SQL Server 2005" using specified specified driver.
ERROR::: Login Failed for User ''. The USer is not associated with trusted SQL Server Connection.
My SQL Management Studio is not allowing me to have Mixed Mode for Authentication.....
Have been thru many posts and help but i'm unable to work it out...
PLEASE HELP..

SumitM wrote:
I'm trying to connect SQL Management studio with Netbeans 6.1..Why?
This is what I've done so far..
1.Developing Web Application in Netbeans with Tomcat 6.0.18
2. Have installed the sql-jdbc bridge driver
I get error when I try to create a "New Database Connection to SQL Server 2005" using specified specified driver.
ERROR::: Login Failed for User ''. The USer is not associated with trusted SQL Server Connection.
My SQL Management Studio is not allowing me to have Mixed Mode for Authentication.....
Have been thru many posts and help but i'm unable to work it out...
PLEASE HELP..So you mean you are trying to connect to SQL Server.
Right. Well this isn't a SQL Server administration support site. So you need to find one for your SQL Server administration problem.
Also I would recommend you use one of the free type 4 (pure Java) JDBC drivers for connecting to SQL Server rather than the ODBC bridge driver.
Good luck in your searching!

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     FROM dbo.[Branston Live$Positive Release] PR
      LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.[Branston Live$Positive Release Step] PRS
       ON PR.[Entry No_] = PRS.[Positive Release Entry No_]
     WHERE PR.[Enquiry Code] = ''PREPARED'') PR
     PIVOT
      MAX(VALUE)
      FOR [Enquiry Step Code] in ('
+ @cols
+
     ) AS P'
EXEC
sp_executesql@stmt
END
GO

Hi Satheesh, Latheesh
I'm using a shared data source in VS, the server and database are definitely pointed to the right location. As is the Stored procedure/SQL query. The table names "PositiveRelease" are bespoke to us and therefore are easy to recognise.
Below is one of the 5 records from the VS report:
Mobile User Code
Customer No
Item No
Failure Step Code
Depot Date
PP_GY
102980
S10586
DEPOT_DATE
17/02/14
Below is the record from the SQL management studio, you can see it is pulling through matching records.
Mobile User Code
Customer No_
Item No_
Failure Step Code
DEPOT_DATE
PP_GY
102980
    S10586
DEPOT_DATE
17/02/2014

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