I have created a bot program in node.js using Microsoft bot framework. Now I want to connect that bot program with my custom chat window UI (index.html) built in HTML, CSS & JS and deployed over an intranet network. I have already created a local express server.
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I am dealing with an error that says the web socket connection failed in my MERN web app. here is my
backend site code
frontend code
node.conf code
everything is working fine in my localhost but after hosting, the socket connection got failed and socket.io events don't fire instantly like in my chat services and notification services.
capturing all the input changes and page events in my web application with Nodejs backend application.
How the site watcher should be designed for the site?
Are there any possibilities to use effective channel in clientSide to monitor the client side actions?
I am using bot framework directline hosted in website -html in azure web app. I have enabled the CORS setting as shown below.
But my Javascript is still showing the same issue when the url www.*.azurewebsites.net
When i run my application using npx serve command it works fine in local but once i uploaded the js and html files to the azure wep app service this issue happens.
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Best way to get notifications to Angular Client from an Azure hosted Web API
I'm creating an app where users can interact on articles. The back-end is asp.net core 2 web api. Front end is nodejs Angular universal app. I've decided to host on azure.
I need to get user notifications from server to the client. So if an user wrote a document and another user liked it, the notification will be sent to the user that wrote it, if the user is running the site.
I know I can achieve this using SignalR or Socket.io, but I was looking for something that azure provides.
Is there anything in azure that I can use, such as Event Hub, Event Grid or NServiceBus where there's already a javascript client that works on the browser, listening on Events?
hi best way notification is azure web job with azure web hook
using web job you can get notification to any devices
for more details please see
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https://docs.botframework.com/en-us/node/builder/chat/UniversalBot/#starting-conversations
I've been successful at using this approach in the emulator environment, where the MS bot templates use the ChatConnector and a restify server to process incoming requests.
Can it also be used when deploying on the Azure Bot Service? In that environment the bot templates generally have you using BotServiceConnector and there is no restify server.
I added one to listen on a specific port so that I could try and trigger the proactive beginDialog. I'm getting literally no response.
Since this is Node.JS Bot Framework and not a Bot Service (these are different), you should try deploying to a new Azure Web Service using the Node template. You can do a search for the Node template when creating it.
After that, the Web Service will listen on port 80 by design and respond appropriately. The local settings are for debugging locally AFAIK.