installer credentials misleading/incomplete information. -------------------------------------------------------- Key: JBDS-3871 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBDS-3871 Project: Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio (devstudio) Issue Type: Bug Components: platform-installer Affects Versions: 9.1.0.Beta1 Environment: Win 7/64 bit Reporter: Robert Terzi Assignee: Denis Golovin Priority: Minor Labels: ui Fix For: 11.3.0.GA Attachments: screenshot-1.png There are several problems a with the information on the platform installer's login screen: # "Your developers.redhat.com credentials" is misleading, Should probably be "Your Red Hat username" to be consistent with RHDeveloper registration process. # The register link points to the login page, not the register page. # Registering on RHDevelopers isn't sufficient. (A registered user gets " Terms and Conditions for CDK have not been signed." # There should probably be a link to a page on RHDev with more info/FAQ about credentials, the registration process, and obtaining a (no-cost) subscription. The platform installer description of the credentials to use are misleading. Currently it says " Try it now by providing your developers.redhat.com credentials to get access." Users can log into RHDevelopers via other accounts (github, linkedin, stack overflow, etc. using OAUTH). They can not log into access.redhat.com (the customer portal) or other Red Hat sites with their developer.redhat.com "credentials". During registration on RHDevelopers, a simple developers account is created. (Note: At this point, a Red Hat username hasn't been created yet. Currently, when the user clicks a download link that goes through RHDev download manager, their account is "upgraded", which creates a Red Hat user than can be used to log into RHCP. Terms & conditions are presented. A no-cost RHEL Developer suite subscription is added to the user's Red Hat account. Their Red Hat username and password which could be different from the RHDeveloper credentials. They will need their Red Hat username for the CDK box to attach to their subscription. Without it the CDK box won't start up correctly as it can't download software. Some of this is covered for external users in the No-cost RHEL Dev. Suite FAQ. http://developers.redhat.com/articles/no-cost-rhel-faq/ We might need to do a version of that for CDK and JBDS platform installer..