Bot Framework API, reply to messages
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I have registered Bot channels on Azure portal and enabled Skype support. I'm trying to create a reply to skype messages as described here.
I get a user's message like: { ... 'type': 'message', 'id': '1579000...' ... }
And then use that id when sending POST to .../v3/conversations/{conversationId}/activities/1579000...
In a request body I also have 'replyToId': '1579000...'
The message, which is sent to skype, comes up without any quote inside (as usual message). What am I doing wrong? Do I understand how it should actually work (maybe this is not quoting, but something else)?
botframework azure-api-apps asked Nov 21 at 22:14
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I have registered Bot channels on Azure portal and enabled Skype support. I'm trying to create a reply to skype messages as described here.
I get a user's message like: { ... 'type': 'message', 'id': '1579000...' ... }
And then use that id when sending POST to .../v3/conversations/{conversationId}/activities/1579000...
In a request body I also have 'replyToId': '1579000...'
The message, which is sent to skype, comes up without any quote inside (as usual message). What am I doing wrong? Do I understand how it should actually work (maybe this is not quoting, but something else)?
botframework azure-api-apps asked Nov 21 at 22:14
slavok1732
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Just a quick check on something I noticed. Are you also replacing the conversationId? Can you also post your code to review/test with?
– Steven Kanberg
Nov 30 at 22:24
@StevenKanberg unfortunately, I can not post the code, but you can be sure that I use the same conversationId.
– slavok1732
Dec 6 at 17:59
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I have registered Bot channels on Azure portal and enabled Skype support. I'm trying to create a reply to skype messages as described here.
I get a user's message like: { ... 'type': 'message', 'id': '1579000...' ... }
And then use that id when sending POST to .../v3/conversations/{conversationId}/activities/1579000...
In a request body I also have 'replyToId': '1579000...'
The message, which is sent to skype, comes up without any quote inside (as usual message). What am I doing wrong? Do I understand how it should actually work (maybe this is not quoting, but something else)?
botframework azure-api-apps asked Nov 21 at 22:14
slavok1732
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I have registered Bot channels on Azure portal and enabled Skype support. I'm trying to create a reply to skype messages as described here.
I get a user's message like: { ... 'type': 'message', 'id': '1579000...' ... }
And then use that id when sending POST to .../v3/conversations/{conversationId}/activities/1579000...
In a request body I also have 'replyToId': '1579000...'
The message, which is sent to skype, comes up without any quote inside (as usual message). What am I doing wrong? Do I understand how it should actually work (maybe this is not quoting, but something else)?
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Just a quick check on something I noticed. Are you also replacing the conversationId? Can you also post your code to review/test with?
– Steven Kanberg
Nov 30 at 22:24
@StevenKanberg unfortunately, I can not post the code, but you can be sure that I use the same conversationId.
– slavok1732
Dec 6 at 17:59
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Just a quick check on something I noticed. Are you also replacing the conversationId? Can you also post your code to review/test with?
– Steven Kanberg
Nov 30 at 22:24
@StevenKanberg unfortunately, I can not post the code, but you can be sure that I use the same conversationId.
– slavok1732
Dec 6 at 17:59
Just a quick check on something I noticed. Are you also replacing the conversationId? Can you also post your code to review/test with?
– Steven Kanberg
Nov 30 at 22:24
Just a quick check on something I noticed. Are you also replacing the conversationId? Can you also post your code to review/test with?
– Steven Kanberg
Nov 30 at 22:24
@StevenKanberg unfortunately, I can not post the code, but you can be sure that I use the same conversationId.
– slavok1732
Dec 6 at 17:59
@StevenKanberg unfortunately, I can not post the code, but you can be sure that I use the same conversationId.
– slavok1732
Dec 6 at 17:59
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Just a quick check on something I noticed. Are you also replacing the conversationId? Can you also post your code to review/test with?
– Steven Kanberg
Nov 30 at 22:24
@StevenKanberg unfortunately, I can not post the code, but you can be sure that I use the same conversationId.
– slavok1732
Dec 6 at 17:59