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  • May 9, 2016
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I have a person setting me up with an entitlement service for my AEM app and they are asking me for my Integrator ID.  they are saying I have to obtain that from Adobe in order to get the Entitlement service to work.  How do I go about getting an Integrator ID?

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Best answer by bobbr3212

Using an Integrator ID to set up an entitlement service used to be required, but an Integrator ID is no longer necessary. Instead, you use the "Entitlement Services" section of master settings to set up the configuration, and then you select the configuration when editing project settings. For details, see Set up entitlement in AEM Mobile apps.

18 replies

May 20, 2016

We are several more than Happy to read that Bob

May 31, 2016

Is there any news on where they are at with this?Bob Bringhurst - Adobe

Adobe Employee
May 31, 2016

A draft of the article is written, but this article needs to go through the approval process.

June 10, 2016

Bob Bringhurst - Adobe​ - Is there a general timeline of how long the approval process for this generally takes?

Adobe Employee
June 10, 2016

We have approval for the article. We just need to complete testing.

GennadyK
June 12, 2016

Hope this could be of help. Thanks

This helped us a lot, especially the use of the Postman to test each call:

Bootcamp: DPS - Direct Entitlement API explained | Learn Digital Publishing Suite: Enterprise Edition | Adobe TV

And we modified the 2nd code (from the 3 available below) to implement entitlement for Drupal's users database:

1. Direct entitlement starter kit (Updated) | Adobe Developer Connection

2. Your Direct Entitlement Service | Adobe Developer Connection

3. How to install the DPS Entitlement Server | Adobe Developer Connection

Also the verifyEntitlement call is no longer in use in v2, so you can omit it.

And we assigned product IDs in the code as simple as the static list:

$productIds = array("net.healthplexus.jccc.0506", "net.healthplexus.jccc.0505", "net.healthplexus.jccc.0504", "net.healthplexus.jccc.0503", "net.healthplexus.jccc.0502", "net.healthplexus.jccc.0501");

I can attach our stripped down implementation (with removed integrator and application classes and verifyEntitlement call) and Postman collection export if anyone is interested, please let me know.

Adobe Employee
June 14, 2016

@Bill - The article about setting up an entitlement service using sample code is now live:

Set up an entitlement service for AEM Mobile apps

Mike Yang modified the DPS Classic code to work for AEM Mobile. The article includes instructions for modifying and uploading files to your server so that you can create users, groups, and products to enable entitlement.

We're still working on incorporating custom authentication (such as Facebook and Google) into the sample entitlement code.

Let us know if you have questions.

-Bob

June 16, 2016

Bob Bringhurst - Adobe​ : Thanks so much!  This worked great and on the first try. We now have our entitlement service up and running thanks to this response and it's working great incorporated in our app.  Please pass along my thanks to Mike Yang and any others that helped out! Great article!