Hi David,You can provide an all-access subscription to users who create an account & sign in by using a direct entitlement service with DPS 2015. In this example, users who create an account with you would then sign in to the application and the application will make calls to your service to verify the user's authentication and inform DPS which content products the user is entitled to see -- in this case, all content products because you want to offer an all-access subscription.For more informat...

You can enable article sharing without having the article content on your own web site or requiring a DPS web viewer. You can use social sharing with a dynamically created Social Share landing page created by Adobe DPS using metadata and assets you provide. To enable sharing, check "Enable social sharing" in the DPS Portal (Project Settings > Basic tab). Upload a brand image on the same tab if you want your app logo/image to display at the top of the Social Share landing page. You will also want...

In the new DPS (2015), the only way a user can login is via the native SignIn dialog using user name/password credentials. Details: The native login method will result in a call to the serviceAuthURL specified the integrator settings for Direct Entitlement. DPS will make a Http POST request to the SignInWithCredentials URL passing the user name and password. DPS expects an auth token to be returned that the viewer stores natively. That auth token is what identifies the user for the direct entitl...

Product IDs are used to determine products that are available for entitlement (there are different ways a user can get entitled e.g. in-app purchase, direct entitlement). Products IDs are assigned to a Collection. Every collection must have a product ID in order to publish the collection. A collection can only have one product ID; however one product ID can be assigned to multiple collections (Think of Collection = Content, Product ID = Entitlement Product)So, if the scenario you're looking to e...

Thanks for the extra details about your question & scenario.While in DPS Classic subscription product IDs and Direct Entitlement Integrator IDs were baked into the app binary - this is no longer the case in the new DPS 2015. We have moved these items to be server-side as you've seen in the DPS portal Project Settings and Products & Subscriptions areas.You can build & submit your app with in-app purchases. Later, when you want to enable Direct Entitlement, you can enable the capability and enter ...

The Top-Level-Collection is always free and cannot be sold. It is, in a sense, an invisible collection to contain the collections that you want to surface in the menu and when navigating via swipe. The "Free" setting of the Top-Level-Collection does not affect the settings for the collections referenced within your Top-Level-Collection.You can sell your 6 collections as one unit. To do this, assign the same product ID to each of your 6 collections.Example:For each of the 6 collections, assign th...

The capital letters in the product ID will not be an issue in DPS 2015. Product IDs can have the following characters: ^[a-z0-9A-Z][a-zA-Z0-9._]{0,99}$ We recommend using product IDs that meet the requirements of the different marketplaces (iOS, Android, Windows)Currently in DPS 2015, a content collection can only have a single product ID (one product ID can be assigned to multiple collections). In order to continue serving & honoring content with previous entitlement to your users on both iOS a...