1) Sure. You offer a print subscription and want to provide access to the digital version of your magazine to your print subscribers so they don’t have to purchase the digital version as well. The print subscribers use direct entitlement to sign in and gain access to the content. People without...

1) Not necessarily, it depends on what your specific needs are. You have to decide what mix of purchase options you want to provide to your customers.2) If they purchase in-app, it uses the Store ID. There is no connection between that purchase and your entitlement system. There is no asso...

Hi Nick,The two options are parallel, and you can use either, both, or neither in your app.1) Sure. We have enterprise customers that use it to control access to content based on which employee logs into the app. It really isn't about purchasing, it's about entitlement. Whether you choose to require...

This same question was asked via our beta developer discussion group and was answered there.Neil

The future isn’t “(only) Entitlement app”. Nothing’s changed from the current release of DPS here. If you don’t want to use direct entitlement you don’t have to, just leave the settings blank in App Builder.Neil

This is a known issue, it will be fixed before release.Neil

You might find the resources at Entitlement | Adobe Developer Connection helpful to learn more about entitlement. While the documents are for the current version of DPS it's basically the same in DPS 2015.Neil

Purchases from the store are separate from logging into the entitlement system. The login to your entitlement server doesn't even have to be an email address. It's up to you when you implement the entitlement server to decide what username/password combination you want to do.Most companies use email...

The screenshot didn't come through, you need to come to the forum website to post it instead of attaching via email.Neil

Entitlement in DPS 2015 is no different than entitlement in the current version of DPS. It's just an email address. Your entitlement server is the one that manages the addresses, passwords, and what that email is allowed to access. It has nothing to do with Adobe IDs, Google IDs, Windows Live IDs, e...