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
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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.
I have a bot working on Laravel Framework, there is a need to send a message to Viber bot. Is it possible?
As I know Telegram doesn't support API to sending messages to external systems like Viber.
But you always can send message from Telegram bot to your server, and then forward this message from server to Viber.
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 have deployed my bot on teams channel.
I would like to send a welcome message to a new user even before user sends a message to the bot.
can we achieve this for teams channel?
If yes, which event can be used to get that user is accessing bot for the first time.
You can use the ConversationUpdate event ActivityTypes.ConversationUpdate // in c#
When a bot is installed, your bot receives a conversationUpdate event. You can then send a proactive message to the user. Could you please try sending a proactive message and let us know if you face any issues?
The conversationUpdate event with the membersAdded object in the payload is sent when either a bot is added to a team or a new user is added to a team where a bot has been added. It is always a good practice to send a welcome message introducing the bot to all the users. Ensure that your bot responds to the conversationUpdate message, with the teamsAddMembers eventType in the channelData object. Also, keep in mind that the memberAdded ID is the bot's App ID itself, because the same event is sent when a user is added to a team.
Hope this helps.
I have an use case where i have to trigger notifications with card, message and url to bot users when an event has occured at backend. Is there a way to send message to bot users via api