I am trying to Post a Message from Post Man to Microsoft Teams can anyone please help me out with the steps. I download Microsoft Team in my personal Laptop and created Channel to which i want to send a message. Is it mandatory to create a BOT or we can use existing bots provided by Microsoft ?
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i'm working on an application for teams and I need to know when a recipient read a message that was sent from a teams bot.
There is no feature available to get Read Receipt information of a message from a Microsoft Teams BOT
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I made a normal bot by using Microsoft Bot Framework and have deployed it to the Azure portal. I tried to channel the bot to Teams, which worked but the bot couldn’t receive attachments. How can I make it do so?
Thanks.
Microsoft Teams does not allow attachments by default. To send and receive files in the bot in teams, set the supportsFiles property in the manifest to true or else create an app for your bot in App studio. Specify your app allows upload attachments. And install it in your own Team account for testing. Please look at this sample code for reference.
I am working on creating a bot in Microsoft PowerApps using (Azure QnaMaker, Microsoft Flow Services). Our aim is to integrate this bot in Microsoft Teams to help users in the team to get the answer for faqs. I would like to know how can we send an email of conversation once his conversation is completed with the chatbot.
I am using Microsoft Botframework to publish a bot (Channel Registration). When I try enabling the channels , I see the bot to be working in Slack , Skype, MS Teams & Web chat . However (despite following the steps to enable bot in SFB) I could not get the bot working in Skype for Business. I keep getting the error.
"Sorry, we ran into a problem at our end."
Neither do I see any log to debug.
Waited more than 24 hrs to ensure it is not the sync issue. But issue still remains. Any help appreciated !!
I am not clear with the error as to from which end it is being thrown.
I need you to follow the below steps:
Publish Bot in azure as an app service, through VS if you are coding through c#.
Create a "Bot channel registration" in azure and connect the above app service and Bot channel registration(simple use the URL of the app service append it with /api/messages and insert the same as messaging endpoint in Bot channel registration).
use the app id and app secret in bot solution and republish the app service.
Inside Bot channel registration click on channel and enable it for Skype for business(you will find your BOT in SFB using the credentials you have used to create the bot channel registration).
Finally got it working. What i noticed is the following
I faced the issue when I used the SIP URI as somebot#mydomain.com to register the bot in my tenant.
And i got it working when I used the SIP URI as somebot#mydomain.onmicrosoft.com.
Unsure on the reasoning though :)
And btw thanks #Tanmoy for your answer aswell !!
I created a Bot and added to Skype and Microsoft Teams. Both are responding fine for user messages (reply to user messages).
Following the documentation, I tried to send (ad-hock) proactive messages to users. This worked with Skype but it not with Microsoft Teams. It also did not provide any error messages.
Do I have to adjust any settings in Microsoft Teams or Office 365 in order to send proactive messages? Or is there any other specific way to send proactive messages for Microsoft Teams?
Figured out what was the error. Following code line should be added before calling SendToConversationAsync, CreateConversationAsync etc..
MicrosoftAppCredentials.TrustServiceUrl(ServiceUrl);
And I tested this for documentation and sample source. Both are working fine.
The documentation for this is found in this article: Starting a 1:1 conversation. There's also some sample source although it's part of a larger project.
See if that helps.