Would really appreciate some help with Entitlement checks for Unreal Engine.

Hello! I'm having some issues with including the now required entitlement checks in my UE4 project.

I am following the steps outlined here: https://developer3.oculus.com/docume...m-walkthrough/ 

1. I've went into the DefaultEngine.ini file and added the necessary code as shown below, replacing the "OculusAppID" with my own App ID.

[OnlineSubsystem]
DefaultPlatformService=Oculus
[OnlineSubsystemOculus]
bEnabled=true
OculusAppId="123456789012345"

2. I then went into the GAME_NAME.Build.cs file (replacing game_name with my project name) and added the line
DynamicallyLoadedModuleNames.Add("OnlineSubsystemOculus");
3. I then added the code "#include "Online.h" to my project's header file
4. Lastly, I added the entitlement check (as shown below) to run when the project first launches.

Online::GetIdentityInterface()->GetUserPrivilege(
*Online::GetIdentityInterface()->GetUniquePlayerId(0),
EUserPrivileges::CanPlay,
IOnlineIdentity::FOnGetUserPrivilegeCompleteDelegate::CreateLambda([](const FUniqueNetId& UserId, EUserPrivileges::Type Privilege, uint32 CheckResult)
{
if (CheckResult != (uint32)IOnlineIdentity::EPrivilegeResults::NoFailures)
{
// User is NOT entitled.
showMessageThatTheUserDoesntOwnThis();
} 
else 
{
// User IS entitled
proceedAsNormal();
} 
}));

When I launch the project, I went into console to see if the commands had went through, and for each line in the code listed above in #4, the system shows "Command not found."  Is this even possible in a Blueprint project?

I have since tried rebuilding the project in 4.12.5, using the Oculus SDK 1.7.0 (via Oculus's branch of the engine), and even tried it with the built-in entitlement check Blueprint node in 4.12.5 with 1.7.0, but when doing that check, the project never runs- it fails regardless of whether the end user is logged in or not.

I'm hoping someone else has run into this issue and can help point out something obvious I've missed. 

Thanks in advance for your help!