Recently setup a new bot in BotFrameWork.
Setup a App Registration and Function bot to work with Teams bot integration.
However after trying to migrate the bot it gives error everytime.
I have even tried recreating a bot with same info.
I have triple checked the app ID ect..
Anyone have a recommendation?
Error Message
The migration process requires an active Azure account / subscription. The email account connected to your Azure account must be an admin/owner of the bot for the migration to succeed.
From the migration documentation:
Before migrating a Functions bot created with Node.js, it is required that you use Azure Functions Pack to package the node_modules modules together. Doing so will improve performance during migration and execution of the Functions bot after it is migrated. To package your modules, see Package a Functions bot with Funcpack.
Also, note that Functions bot have not supported since Bot Framework SDK v4. It is recommended you create a Web App Bot instead, which supports the SDK v4.
Hope this helps.
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We have created a Bot through the Teams Dev Portal (https://dev.teams.microsoft.com/) and attached it to a Teams Tab app, but the bot is not receiving any messages from the Bot Framework. The Tab app was also created using the Teams Dev Portal and published to the Org app store. The same bot works fine if we test it on Bot Framework Portal (https://dev.botframework.com/). The bot is a http service hosted on AWS and registered in Azure AD.
We have a couple of other virtually identical bots created a few months ago that continue to work fine. Newly created bots seem to have this issue.
You need to configure the channel in azure Bot and add the app service.
please refer this link for further query.
https://www.sharepointeurope.com/step-by-step-configure-bot-to-work-in-teams-and-with-microsoft-graph/
Half a year ago we created a bot using the App Studio app from Teams. This worked well and the bot is running happily. Apparently starting 2022 App Studio "evolved":
So, this time using the new "evolved" Developer Portal, we registered a similar bot in another environment.
Just to end up with a bot that somehow is not registered in the Microsoft-internal bot framework tenant. I cannot say how we ended up in this state but there is a troubleshooting site that we can use to verify our failed state. The result of this simple call looks like this:
For googleability:
AADSTS700016: Application with identifier
'68dafaa0-5755-4433-8f47-3e174c5ed131' was not found in the directory
'Bot Framework'. This can happen if the application has not been
installed by the administrator of the tenant or consented to by any
user in the tenant. You may have sent your authentication request to
the wrong tenant.
Now the question: how can we add our bot to this "Bot Framework" tenant? And: which of the button clicks in the Dev Center and/or Bot Framework portal do the magic of adding the bot? The troubleshooting article unfortunately gives no advice on how to fix this situation.
We also tried removing the bot via the Bot Framework portal and re-created it with the same IDs and had the hope this fixes the situation. Unfortunately not.
Note: everything else is in place and looks like our other functioning bot. A teams app containing the bot, the Azure AD app registration with the bot ID, the bot in the bot portal, correct client secret. Everything seems correct except that the bot ID is missing from the Bot Framework tenant.
Just ran into the same issue. It looks like you have your bot registered into your tenant (and not the global bot framework). So you can get the access token by changing the URL to the following (replacing with your tenant id):
https://login.microsoftonline.com/YOUR-TENANT-ID/oauth2/v2.0/token
Just tested this and was able to get an access token. Now will that token actually work the same way using the scope is another matter. You may need to change the scope to:
https://graph.microsoft.com/.default
As of now I am getting a token either way
To generate a bot directly into the global tenant you can go to the following URL and click on "My Bots" and then "Create". Any existing bots you have should also appear here:
https://dev.botframework.com/
I am building a Teams App with Bot functionality for proactive messaging targeting single tenants, however I would like to have the bot published in the public marketplace so that users can install it from the marketplace instead of sideloading to their teams. The bot resources and code will be dynamically created on the tenant's azure.
Is there a way for me to have the bot id on the marketplace be dynamic depending on who installed it?
By default the bot is multitenant application. You can use the same bot Id across different tenants.
I have created a sample Echo bot for testing i've followed the given instructions in the MS tutorial site.
Created a web app service
Downloaded the MS bot framework v4 SDK - Echo Bot
Got the Publishing profile
Published the bot using visual studio
tested the chat bot When i test my bot in Test in Web Chat option in bot channels registration.
before that i tested in bot framework emulator, it was working fine as expected.
I checked the microsoft appid and password, it is all fine.
what am i missing to look on. can anyone please guide me.
Finally I've found the issue, though it a minor mistake. I wanted to update it here since many new Azure Bot users might do this mistake like me.
It was due to the option which i selected in while doing the app registration, After selecting the third option for Who can use this application or access this API?
It always good to select Multitenant option to make the bot to work for everyone.
If your requirement is restricted to one particular tenant then you should select the first option. But it is not in my case.
Accounts in any organizational directory (Any Azure AD directory -
Multitenant) and personal Microsoft accounts (e.g. Skype, Xbox)
I’ve created a QnA Service using qnamaker.ai and when I proceed further to create a bot using the Bot Service, I cannot because the upon searching there’s no option like Bot Service (Preview) as mentioned in the tutorials. Instead I’m presented with the following:
• Web App Bot
• Functions Bot
• Bot Channels Registration
On Azure, there are 3 services related to Bot:
Web App Bot
Functions Bot
Bot Channels Registration
Web App Bot and Function Bot are both part of Bot Service:
Bot Service provides the core components for creating bots, including
the Bot Builder SDK for developing bots and the Bot Framework for
connecting bots to channels.
Simply put, Bot Service will host a Web App / Functions Bot in Azure and let you config channels or edit the code online.
Bot Channels Registration is for projects where the developer creates their own web app project based on Bot Builder SDK and deploy the web app to Azure/AWS/Google Cloud Platform. In Azure's Bot Channels Registration, the developer can link their web app's url to Azure and enable channels to communicate to their bot. In summary, this scenario enable more flexiblity in development and hosting.
In your case, you can create a Web App / Functions Bot use QnA Bot template. Once created, in Application Settings > under App settings > Find QnAKnowledgebaseId & QnASubscriptionKey,
replace the two fields from the information in QnA service.
Save the update and your Bot should use the QnA service you published.