Anyone have an idea for Twilio voice call, I have already added Twilio and Twilio Client
Twilio.Initialize is not available in xamrin android
Please you can try with the below code.
TwilioClient.Android.Twilio.Initialize (this.ApplicationContext, this);
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I have enrolled a phone via google solutions (Android Management API: https://developers.google.com/android/management/reference/rest/v1/enterprises.policies). This one is correctly enrolled and all works correctly.
My question is very simple: Can we send an Android notification to this phone just by using google api ?
I have searched a lot on google and it doesn't seem to be implemented. Do you know if this will be implemented soon or never?
If we can't go through google api (Android Management API), what would be the most efficient way to notify a phone?
Thank you,
Sincerely.
Adrien.
Unfortunately, AMAPI does not have a feature for sending notifications to the device using the cloud DPC. You will have to implement notifications in a companion app to support the desired functionality.
Has anyone tested the demo version from https://www.portsip.com/download, the Xamarin Client? If yes, works when xamarin client calls another client?
When I try to call on the Xamarin client, I receive the ECoreCallIdNotFound error and the call fails. Can anyone help me?
Thank's
I'm following this Microsoft-teams tutorial for a simple bot. I'm running it using VScode in local mode.
It's working in bot emulator. Here is a screenshot of that.
But It's not working when sideloaded as an app for Microsoft teams. I'm able to send the messages but the bot is not replying back.
What I'm missing here?
There is currently a bug in our bot registration code that is causing this. We are currently investigating its root cause.
As a workaround, add the Skype channel and the MS Teams channel to the bot.
Update: This is no longer a requirement. This is fixed.
I have a Custom Bot set up via using these instructions.
The Bot is set up and successfully working in a Team when it is #Mentioned from a Teams desktop client or the web interface. When the Bot is #Mentioned from a Teams mobile client however, it does not respond.
I added logging to my webhook and have found that it does not seem to be triggered when #Mentions from a mobile client are sent.
Is there a bug here or are #Mentions from mobile devices not supported?
Invoking custom bots from mobile devices is not currently supported. I wish we had a good reason, but we don't; it fell through the cracks. Thanks for bringing it to our attention and reminding us about it.
We don't have an ETA for when it will be supported, but we do intend to support it.
I am developing an app in Android and IOS. I want to use the Google Sign In to login in the app.
In Android I use the client ID of the backend server, but in IOS I have to use the IOS app client ID to login.
Is not possible to use the backend server client ID in the IOS app?
Google Documentation
https://developers.google.com/identity/sign-in/ios/backend-auth
Regards
I work on the team at Google: yes, unfortunately, this is a known deficiency and inconsistency of the iOS SDK for Google Sign-In. We're working on some changes and I'll update this answer when this is resolved.
For now, your backend server will have to determine what client the token is coming from and check appropriate audience. Very sorry for the trouble :/