I'm trying to follow some tutorials to use dialog flow with twilio text messaging.
But when I click on Integrations menu, doesn't appear the option Twilio Text Messaging, there is only a link to documentation (on Open Source Section).
I need to enable something in my account? Why this option doesn't appear?
The implementation of Twilio integration was moved to open source in July 2020. (Release Notes). Hence, it doesn't have an enable-disable option in the Dialogflow console.
To use Twilio you need to follow the instructions in the GitHub repository which is provided in the Dialogflow Integration console for Twilio (open source) ie. to integrate open source integrations with your Dialogflow Agent (in this case Twilio Text Messaging) use this integration setup followed by Twilio integration setup.
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I recently did some Watson Assistant integrations. Whatsapp, Telegram and Facebook Messenger and now I'm looking to do the same thing with Instagram.
I saw that Facebook (now Meta) recently published the API to do this integration. But I tried to replicate what I had done on Facebook Messenger, (set up webhoock, link page, set up test user) and Direct doesn't give me a return.
I would like to know if Watson and this API are compatible with each other.
And if not, is there any platform to do this integration?
It is currently possible.
Instagram provides an API in which you can capture a Webhook and exchange messages, while node red creates a url that will be sent and received as responses
You can also use captivate hub to connect your watson assistant on instagram
Link: https://hub.captivat.io
Manual: https://manual.captivat.io/install/channels/instagram
I build an agent on google Dialogflow and want it to integrate with Hangout Chatbot, but the option is not present in the integrations option. Why is that so? As I have worked with my friend and in his Google Dialogflow account hangout option is available in the integration field of Dialogflow.
Google Dialogflow Integration option screenshot
If you own a Google Workspace account, then you can do it, as it says the integration is only available for Google Workspace users. See https://cloud.google.com/dialogflow/es/docs/integrations/hangouts
I was modifying the messaging endpoint URL for one of the Bot Framework bot registrations that I have on Azure, and noticed a new checkbox option that is titled "Enable Streaming Endpoint". I don't see any documentation yet what this option does, can anyone explain what it is and why you would enable it?
It is a new feature, related to Direct Line Speech channel.
You can see docs here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/bot-service-channel-connect-directlinespeech?view=azure-bot-service-4.0#enable-the-bot-framework-protocol-streaming-extensions
You can also found here how to use it in your bot
I want to create a Zapier integration for our web service. It's an ASP.Net Core application.
One of the triggers will send file and some additional metadata with Zapier's REST hook. Is there any support for files in a Zapier Platform UI? How can I define a payload with file in a "Incoming webhook message" tester?
I asked Zapier directly by email, the outcome was that Zapier Platform UI does not support files today, so I need to re-implement my integration with Zapier CLI.
I want to implement event notification webhook method into my app. I am using docusign-java-client SDK for docusign, but I am unable to find any example using SDK. Can anyone provide some example to achieve this?
I'm sorry to report that we (DocuSign) don't yet have a Java recipe for this. We do have a Python example. Java is on the list of things to do. Perhaps someone else can provide an example in the meantime.
Here is a general description:
First, set up your webhook subscription. You can have an envelope-specific webhook subscription by including the eventNotification fields in your envelope create request.
Or you can set up a more general subscription by using the "Connect" feature. You can setup Connect subscriptions either via the DocuSign web tool, or programmatically.
As part of the subscription you provide your url for the incoming XML notification messages.
To handle them, you write a small web app using whatever web app framework is easiest for you and your stack. Your web server will receive the incoming https calls from DocuSign.
You can see what the incoming XML messages look like by using the beta Recipe Framework. Run it on Heroku. Use the embedded signing recipe and click the button to see the Webhook / Connect messages. You can then see the sorts of messages that you will receive.
Your incoming message web server will simply parse the XML messages and then handle them accordingly.
Thanks for using the webhook system. Please ask more questions here if you have any issues.