I have a web app built using Skype Web SDK. When I try to start an audio call I get an error "This person can't be reached right now. Please try again later". The person whom I am trying to call is available and I am also able to start an IM(chat) with him. Only when I start audio, it throws an error.
I am using Skype For Business Online and not On Premise. The authentication is performed using Azure AD.
I am getting an InvitationFailed error with a subcode of NotAcceptable
The latest Skype Web SDK requires SfB 2015 CU1+ update on front-end and edge servers. You would also need to whitelist your URL on the server using following powershell command:
$x = New-CsWebOrigin -Url “{http://YOUR_URL}”
Set-CsWebServiceConfiguration -Identity “{YOUR_IDENTITY}” CrossDomainAuthorizationList #{Add=$x}
Use Identity as global for global identity
A plugin needs to be installed for IE11+ and Edge. Not currently supported in Chrome and Mozilla
Error accepting audio calls in skype for business web app. Error Failed to parse SessionDescription in Chrome
I had the same issue, solved it when I figured out that if you want to call an external user, their skype id is: sip:skypeusername#skypeids.net
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Good morning everyone. I am developing an application that uses the watson assistant webhook by sending some parameters to a server, which analyzes the parameters and based on these sends a response to the application and to watson itself.
Well, it turns out that I was using ngrok to do this test by placing the parameters in watson, until a few days ago I couldn't (or it doesn't exactly let me) make the request.
Error
Cannot create property 'transactionId' on string ' Access Denied Access Denied You don't have permission to access "http://us-south.assistant.watson.cloud.ibm.com/rest/v2/skills/ on this server. Reference '
I have tried other applications that allow me to do the same work as ngrok, but I am new to this and it is very complicated. LOCALTUNNEL solved my problem temporarily, but later it didn't work anymore. I also tried with portmap.io, serveo, pagekite, smee.io among others and I still can't perform my requests.
I would really appreciate any help with my problem. Thank you very much.
I am using Python to directly run a script of automatically replying user's comments.
I have a client secrets file after applying for a web-application. However, when I run for credentials, it first asks me to Please visit this URL to authorize this application and then when I clicked on it, it gives me this error:
Error 400: redirect_uri_mismatch The redirect URI in the request, urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob, can only be used by a Client ID for native application. It is not allowed for the WEB client type. You can create a Client ID for native application at.
What application should I have applied for the OAuth in this case.
I know that this issue could be related to redirect URL. But because I am running this out of my script on my local computer, I am wondering what my URL should be.
You have to acknowledge that your issue above is precisely due to the redirect URI mismatch. The error response you got from the API is indicating you this.
To fix you issue, you'll have to have the same redirect URI set on your project within Google developers console and, at the same time, within your Python script.
If you indeed are running your application on your desktop (laptop) computer, then follow on the error message advice: within Google developers console, do set your project type to be of Desktop kind.
I'm trying to debug a bot locally on Bot Framework Emulator.
I've installed ngrok and I made it start with the emulator itself (using the settings provided by the framefork).
The bot starts correctly using npm start, so I've putted the URL on Bot Framework Emulator and I checked the debug mode.
As it starts the emulation stops here and looking at the ngrok traffic inspector I got this.
I've already tried to restart the framework, the bot itself and check if ngrok was already running (I couldn't find any clue about this), so any advice would be useful, thanks in advance!
I used to create a teams conversation bot in c#, and when I test it in local environment, I need to use ngrok to expose my service to the internet so that the bot service I created in azure portal can listen.
I used this command ngrok http -host-header=rewrite 3978, then I can get a 'https' url that is the same as localhost:3978 and set this url+'/api/messages' as 'Messaging endpoint'.
By the way, I need to set appId and app secret in appSetting.json with the value of my azure ad application created when creating 'bot channel registration'. I remembered that if I used error appId, ngrok will get 404 error.
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As I really can't understand the error, pls compared your actions with mine and provide more details if needed.
I installed Bot Framework Emulator and test it locally. First I installed it, and I followed the tutorial to make the configuration. I used c# as I metioned above, so when my bot program running locally, it will show me the successful website with a url like 'http://localhost:3978/', so I open a bot in emulator like below, then click 'Connect', pls note here, I never did any other configurations such as set environment variable, all actions are included in the screenshot:
After these steps, I can reach it. By the way, if I didn't enter appid and secret, I will get an error 'Unauthorized', if I used wrong id and secret, an 'incorrect' error will appear.
You are using nodejs to compose a bot, so maybe the appId and secret can be found in .env?
I tried to develop a node.js module that allows the use of the SOAP web service of CRM Online: XrmNodeKit
The code based on the JavaScript code provided by Jason Lattimer
So far I was able the retrieve the auth-token but when I execute the WhoAmI requst the web-service call just runs forever (see test "should fetch the name of the current user", no error is thrown....
You can find the source-code on github
Has anyone tried to consume the SOAP web-services via Node.js?
Have you found this post?http://www.alexanderdevelopment.net/post/2015/01/24/authenticating-from-a-node-js-client-to-dynamics-crm-via-ad-fs-and-oauth2/
I understand this is the correct approach. You need to use OAuth.
But it is not correct in one regard (I'm quoting an expert from the CRM product team)
He says "You cannot move the node.js code to client, since in this case you need to use the Implicit flow rather than the Authorization code flow , Finally after getting the OAuth token, you still cannot send it to our Web services from the client since [CRM Online] does not support CORS in 2013/2015"
While this is a .NET sample it covers the principles, just have to make it work with Node.js: https://bitbucket.org/Georged/caseowary/overview (credits to George Doubinski)
For testing my app (Spotify Apps API) for the free version of Spotify I need to invoke a commercial track. In the following document it says that I can use the URI spotify:ad:9ca1a889f34945d59fc521759dd177a7 to invoke the commercial program: http://d2mua6lfj9ozyq.cloudfront.net/old/pdf/partner-checklist.pdf I also remember that this used to work in the past, but when I type in the search bar now, there is simply nothing happening, nor there is any error message. What can I do to invoke a commercial?
Try an alternative ad URI, like spotify:ad:5e8c1e01cc7d4e16a0c273ecd93d2742