Update your QnA Maker Knowledge using the ChatBot. Add new question-answer pairs to your KB with the help of bot interactive environment. You can also update and delete existing KB with this bot.
Representational State Transfer (REST) APIs are service endpoints that support sets of HTTP operations (methods), which provide create, retrieve, update, or delete access to the service’s resources. In this demo, we will get all the resource group details and created a resource group.
Get the Microsoft Azure Access Token using .NET C#. The OAuth token contains claims that you can use in Azure AD to identify the granted permissions to APIs.
We create a simple Translator chatbot using Google Translation API. We will use the Bot Framework to create a bot in our local environment. We have used the Echo Bot template because of its simple structure.
Call Microsoft Azure REST API using Postman. Azure REST API helps in managing Azure resources from any client application. Get the list of resource groups.
Get Microsoft Azure Access Token using Postman. The OAuth token contains claims that you can use in Azure AD to identify the granted permissions to APIs.
Create a Microsoft Azure Service Principal using PowerShell. It enables you to assign permissions to the app identity. We will assign API permissions.
Run your Selenium Java scripts in already opened chrome browser. This will save a lot of time. You can open any web page and start executing from any point.
Want to Embed your Chatbot in SharePoint site? Follow the tutorial to integrate your Azure Bot with SharePoint.
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