Sign-in Questions
›I can’t sign in with my Oracle SSO credentials. What should I do?
First, try resetting your Oracle SSO password. If you submit a password reset request but do not receive an e-mail, check your spam or junk folder. If you still cannot find the e-mail, try creating your Oracle SSO account again using the same e-mail address associated with your jcp.org account.
›Why am I taken to an Oracle page when registering for jcp.org?
jcp.org uses Oracle SSO for sign-in. If you already have an Oracle account, sign in with that account. Otherwise, create an Oracle account and verify your e-mail address, then return to jcp.org to complete your registration.
›I don’t remember my Oracle SSO sign-in details. What should I do?
Use the e-mail address associated with your jcp.org account to sign in. If you have forgotten your password, reset your Oracle SSO password.
›I changed the e-mail address in my profile and now I can't log in to jcp.org! What's wrong?
jcp.org identifies your account by its e-mail address. If you changed your Oracle account’s e-mail address, contact the JCP Program Management Office at admin@jcp.org for help updating your jcp.org account.
›Why do I have to use Oracle SSO to access my jcp.org account?
jcp.org uses Oracle Single Sign-On (SSO) so you can sign in with the same account you use for other Oracle websites and services.
›What can I do on jcp.org without signing in?
You can view drafts, read publicly available Executive Committee meeting minutes, and review JSR project pages without signing in. To join an Expert Group, submit a JSR, apply to be a Contributor, or become a JCP Member, you need an Oracle SSO account.
