I developed a bot on my machine (http://localhost:3999), and it is published on some endpoint "http://botone-np-webapp.azurewebsites.net/api/messages" using WebChat channel i can use it. I would like to test and debug "http://botone-np-webapp.azurewebsites.net/api/messages" instead of localhost:3999/api/messages.
I have provided the MicrosoftAppId and Micsodoftpassword also. but not working, in emulator.
how do I test this in emulator.?
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I'm new to Azure. I had published a bot (developed locally) to Azure, e.g. named MyBot. It was shown as web service. Then I had created a bot channel registration on Azure e.g. named MyRegistration. As instructed, I wrote down the AppID and client secrete value from MyRegistration. In My Registration->settings, I put https://MyBot.azurewebsites.net/api/messages to the messaging endpoint. In MyBot->Configureation->Application settings, I added "MicrosoftAppId" and "MicrosoftAppPassword" and their values. I turned on "Web sockets" in MyBot->Configureation->General settings. I saved all the changes.
When I run "Test in Web Chat" in MyRegistration, nothing happened. In MyRegistration->Channels, there was "Issues" saying "There was an error sending this message to your bot: HTTP status code InternalServerError".
Can anybody help to point to what the reasons of failure were? Thank you very much.
Not sure the root reason, but I deployed my bot and go through this process but everything works perfectly for me. This is my steps below:
Deploy my bot service to Azure as a web app.
Create a Bot Channels registration, config my bot-message endpoint and Note Microsoft App ID:
Create a new secret, and note its value by clicking "Manage" Link:
Go to app service, and config App ID and App Password
Back to bot channel and have a web test. everything works as excepted:
I created a QnAMaker bot through the website https://www.qnamaker.ai, which then took me through the steps creating the bot in Azure.
When I click on the Test in Web Chat section of the bot in Azure, before I've even typed anything, an error message arrives in Channels > Web Chat > Issues that states: "There was an error sending this message to your bot: HTTP status code Unauthorized"
I have download the code of the bot locally, and running it with npm, using ngrok and the Bot Emulator, I have successfully managed to connect to the bot and it works.
I haven't touched the AppID or Password in the Bot's settings in Azure, and these are the same credentials I used for the local bot that works.
Could someone please help?
Thanks
I solved this by removing the bot entirely and creating a brand new one. I think the issue with some sort of mix up with the AppID and AppPassword, even though they were both correct in the settings
PROBLEM: When I try to test my bot using the web chat in the MS Azure GUI, it gives me the error
There was an error sending this message to your bot: HTTP status code Forbidden
I've done the following:
Created a bot using the Microsoft Bot Framework, LUIS, and NodeJS
Created resource for the bot in MS azure
Successfully tested the bot locally using the bot emulator (without using the bot ID and password)
Set up continuous deployment so all updates made to my repo are reflected in the Azure bot service
Defined all environment variables in the application settings tab of the azure bot service (bot id and password are correct and included)
Included web.config, iisnode.yml, and publish.js files
Heeelp. I've googled this, tried alternative solutions mentioned for similar problems, but no luck.
NEVERMIND! I had stopped the application weeks ago, that's why it gave the forbidden error. I didn't realize until I tried to make a GET request in Postman to the bot endpoint.
So I have an issue to make the communication possible between Slack and BotFramework. I deploied once a bot on Slack to test the deployment and everything was working fine. I worked on another bot and when I try to deploy it there is no message reaching the bot on Azure.
Since I can not see errors on Azure or from Slack, I think my issue does not come from my code. What seems very strange is that I did not get any message from Slack telling me that the messages can not reach the bot and yet I can not see message reaching Azure.
I use this to install the bot on Slack https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/bot-service-channel-connect-slack except that I did not suscribe to events which was working fine with my initial deployment.
I tried with a sample bot, I got the same issue. So I must be missing something about the configuration.
My bot is working fine with cortana and directline.
First thing I'd try is to find out if the problem is on the Slack side or the Bot Service side.
To test out the Bot Service side:
Have you tried running in the test chat?
Or tried debugging the bot service on your local machine?
If it helps, I've written up a little tutorial on how to debug a bot service.
Hope that helps!
Tim
I am building a bot with the Microsoft bot framework. I don't want to use bot(other than webchat) emulator and don't want to use Azure also.I want to host my bot in local IIS only. Instead of using bot emulator I want to create my own custom chat page for chat with bot. I checked this but didn't get any idea. Is there any way to do so?
Please help. Thanks.
If you've internet connection you can use ngrok to make your local address public. Then, for endpoint use generated address from ngrok. At the end, send web chat to your testers.