Up until this Friday, MS Teams would always send a conversationUpdate event payload to our bot messaging endpoint whenever a user installed our app in Teams.
This stopped happening suddenly and now we only get a message when an app is added to a Team scope and not just personal scope.
Given that: how do we know to send a Welcome message via our bot to a user that installed our app if we receive no message, no payload. Nothing hits our bot messaging endpoint.
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I created an Azure Bot and set the Messaging Endpoint to my web-app, which is not hosted on Azure.
I created a deploy package zip as a Teams App to be deployed on Teams and use my bot.
My messaging endpoint gets the ConversationUpdate events with membersAdded type when the customer adds my bot to Teams, and when users are added. The events are sent to the Messaging Endpoint configured in my bot.
When the customer deletes the App from Teams I do not get any event to the messaging endpoint.
According to https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams/which-event-fired-when-someone-uninstall-your-app-in-microsoft/m-p/1610299 I expected to get an event with type teamMemberRemoved to the bot messaging endpoint.
I need to know the Teams App was removed so I can clean up resources on my end, and indicate in my UI to the customer that the bot is no longer configured for his Teams team.
I tried adding and removing the App from my Teams account a few times but never got the expected event to the messaging endpoint.
How can I know that my App was uninstalled on a Teams team?
If you just want to know when the App is getting added or remove you can use OnInstallationUpdateAsync, here you will get the type installationUpdate and action as remove when it gets uninstalled.
I tried with onConversationUpdateAsync as well and got the request as . Please confirm once if you are handling it property,
I set up an app using the App Studio within Teams and enabled a bot.
I set up the Messaging endpoint for the bot and am able to receive message and conversationUpdate events from the Teams client. This all works fine.
However, if I then edit a message in the Teams client, the messaging endpoint does not receive the text of the edited message at the messaging endpoint.
Similarly, if I delete a message, I do not receive an event indicating that a message has been deleted.
I'm wondering:
Is this expected behavior?
Is there somewhere these events have to be configured in order to receive them?
Is there an alternate way to integrate with Teams/BotFramework in order to receive these events?
Thanks!
I'm working on an integration between Microsoft Teams and Slack.
I'm building a Microsoft Teams application which is connected to a Microsoft Bot.
Additionally, I created a server for:
Listening to messages which were sent by users in Slack (via Slack webhooks)
Posting them in Microsoft Teams conversation as a user message to the bot (outgoing message)
I receive messages from Slack (which were sent by a Slack user) to my server and I wish to post them in Microsoft Teams as messages from the user to the bot and I'm not able to do so.
I'm able to send messages from Bot to user in Microsoft Teams app via Microsoft Bot's "botbuilder" Node.js SDK:
session.send(message);
How can I send the message on the other direction (from user to bot)?
You can't. See this question for more info, but the short version is:
The BotFramework has no direct way to do this.
Even the Teams Graph API doesn't currently support this. They're working on it, but don't have an ETA.
The closest thing to a workaround would be:
User writes message in Slack to Bot
Bot receives message and posts a proactive message in Teams, something like:
User #louis1600 said: "blah blah blah"
Resources:
Proactive Messages in Teams
#mention-ing users in Teams with a Bot
The many other Teams Bot related questions I've answered
I can send a message to Skype user and I can receive message from him. But I can't get messages that user sent to bot while server is down.
For example, Facebook Messenger Platform will resend the webhook event every 20 seconds, until a 200 OK response is received. Viber also used webhook url. But Skype does not resend to my bot at least 15 minuts.
I realized a simple Echo Bot. The bot messaging endpoint isn't Azure. The bot is not published, but can be added to Skype contacts. I use REST API.
Any help is welcome. Sorry for my bad English
I have registered an MS bot on over Skype for business channel, the bot was searchable and responding for few days but no I am getting below error in "Bot Channel registration">channels> issues
"There was an error sending this message to your bot: HTTP status code NotFound".
On SFB I get error
"Error happened in Skype for Business service when reaching bot service".
Bot is hosted over azure in web API working and fine in Web channel, whereas with SFB its not hitting the API endpoint.
Every time I send a message from skype for businesss, I get the same error on bot channel registration.
Environment is a hybrid of Lync 2010 and Skype for business online and after registration bot was searchable and responding to users on SFB online.
What could be the possible reason for this error?
For my situation I realized that if I dont change messaging endpoint area everything goes well.I mean I was adding Microsoft App Id to my endpoint like https://myendpoint/{{MicrosoftAppId}} after bot created .It is because you can have your microsoft app id after you create the bot.What is awkard is that despite messaging endpoint looks an editable area when I change it I am falling into error place where my endpoint is never called[again webchannel works fine , it looks Skype For Business needs some refactoring]. However I found that if I dont change this endpoint url bot works fine for Skype For Business and my endpoint is hit successfully .So keep your messaging endpoint constant and set it only when creating your bot.