Windows authentication for SQL 2005 DB connect

Hi all,
I'm trying to create a DB connect
in the connection parameters when I mention a user name and password who is created as a SQL authentication then it is working fine.
but in my connection parameters if I mention a user name password who have a Windows authentication in the SQL 2005 which we are trying to connect then it gives an error. It is not connecting .
Can you please tell me how can we connect using a windows authentication.
Mey

Solution to solve the actual issue :
For the SAP system to use standard default NT authentication
Please refer to this link: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04s/helpdata/en/9c/d736b880c34f76b507bac7751a0474/content.htm
1. Database login:
SQL Server login with System Administrator privileges, that is this login should be member of the sysadmin fixed server role on the target SQL Server. If such a login does not exist, you have to create it on the target SQL Server. The SAP multi-connect mechanism allows both integrated security logins and the use of SQL Server authentication. For security reasons, we highly recommend to use integrated security (Windows authentication). If you use Windows security, leave this field empty.
2.  Password / Re-enter password :
If you have decided to use integrated security, leave these fields empty. Otherwise enter the password of the SQL Server login.
The above pointer was used to solve the login issue but we still had issues in getting the schema visible in SAP BW. As the user ID was left blank we were not able to get the schema view for the <blank> user.
Note to be applied to solve the Schema issue :
note 1091929 :  Link
so now you can enter the schema to be used in DS creaton screen.

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Salut Eddy,
I tried it with tomcat 5.0.30 - no success. JDK is 1.4.2.19
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