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We use Azure Bot Framework as for our bot development activities in our organization. Multiple teams are involved in developing different domain specific bots. We have an ask where we have been required to develop an orchestrator bot that routes requests from the end-user to corresponding domain specific bots depending on the type of question raised by the user. The conversation should then continue with the domain specific bot once routed.
I've never handled such a scenario. I've heard about bot to agent hand-off but this seems to be different. I have no clue how to achieve this. Is this even possible? Any thoughts/ideas on this will be very helpful.
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I'm a junior dev and the company I work at has a few hundreds partners and each of them have their own website. They would like to integrate an API from my company and thus making calls to our API. I guess that would trigger the CORS issue, and while I know how to do that for a reasonable amount of origins, what's the best practice for hundreds of origins?
How do I whitelist these partners to connect to our API? I guess allowing all connections would not be safe(?).
I use Spring Boot for backend, and Angular-TypeScript for frontend with NX.
And should the CORS be handled in the frontend as a fastfail mechanism or in the backend? The goal is to have a monorepo and the architecture includes BFF.
Any experience will be appreciated! Thank you
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When i scan the Whatsapp code on my phone, the website switches IMMEDIATELY to the actual whatsapp page with the chats and all. I was wondering, how does the whole process look like? When i scan, my mobile probably recognized the code that's stored on the server and sends an Ajax request, but then how does the browser realize that the server received the request? is there some kind of "reverse Ajax" request from server to client? It happens so fast it's astonishing, and i really want to know what's up (heyoo sorry for the pun).
Thanks for responses in advance!
I did not check their code but it must be WebSockets.
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I'm writing an web application where I'm using python-eve + mongodb for rest api and angular2 for front end.
Now I'm not sure how to manage user session in python-eve after authentication.
Do I need to write custom middle-ware like Django provide by default?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Shashank
Well you are using a REST API and one of the core principles of REST is, precisely, the lack of state/session. Each request carries an authorisation token (or equivalent info depending on the type of authentication) since the server does not maintain state between sessions.
With this being said I know that people have been doing exactly what you are asking for, but really, I would not do that in a REST context.
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Mint.com, during registration, takes financial information from the user and fetches the data from those financial accounts. For my portfolio website, I would like to build Mint.com like data pulling system that can get me their stocks and funds details. What would be the best way to do it?
Look at Yodlee. Mint used to use Yodlee before their acquisition by Intuit. Also, Personalcapital, FutureAdvisor use Yodlee to get financial transaction information.
You'll probably have to do this one at a time with each company. Look first if there's an API avail thats the easiest. If not then you might have to scrape the information, it'll be a tough as there's so many financial institutions and any change on their side could break your downloading process.
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Recently I started working in a small startup company and we need to add Google+ Api support to the other Google Api we are using. (That is google reader api). However the person who registered our application is long gone, and to discover who it was I need to find out with what email it was registered. How can i recover the email address?
Try contacting google .... there are email addresses and support phone numbers here ->
http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/static.py?page=contacting_support.html