Teams SSO is not working fine in Teams bot task module of Messaging extension using the below through deep link
https://teams.microsoft.com/l/task/${appId}?url=${modalUrl}&height=${height}&width=${width}&title=${title}`
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I am developing a Teams application with AspNetCore and React with typescript.
I would like to add the messaging extension functionality to my app. I have tested the available samples for Action based Messaging extension from here - https://github.com/microsoft/BotBuilder-Samples/tree/main/samples/csharp_dotnetcore/51.teams-messaging-extensions-action
I could run this sample and successfully connect to the bot I created in my Azure resource group.
Since I already have a Teams project created, I want to know if I can just add the code that makes the messaging extension work from this sample or do I need to have a separate project just for running the bot and messaging extension?
Note- I do not have a Bot implementation in my original project.
It's definitely possible to combine them into the same project, you just need to make sure the endpoints all work correctly. The bot has, by convention, an endpoint at something like "/api/messages", but this is just a convention - you can use that or anything else you like, as long as you configure it properly in the Azure Bot registration so it knows what endpoint is for your bot, compared to the rest of the ASP.Net project.
I am developing a web application on the Vue Framework. But I ran into a problem and I don't know how to implement a Zoom API and any video calling company since my web application is dedicated to allowing different people with similar tastes to come in and talk to each other.
I would appreciate if you can explain to me how it could be done or what would be the process to carry out in order to implement it
The Zoom API allows developers to access information from Zoom. You can use this API to build private services or public applications on the zoom app marketplace. To learn how to get your credentials and create private/public applications. All endpoints are available via HTTPS and are located at api.zoom.us/v2/.
For instance you can list all users on an account via https://api.zoom.us/v2/users/.
I honestly cannot understand the correlation between Google Apps & Game services.
I am trying to test Google play services on my Unity game. I configured everything as in documentations. I created a "Game service" in the Google Play console for the game and copied all the resources XML into Unity. But still my account doesn't have any applications. When I create an "Application", I can't find any relationship in that application with the game services or my game.
Do I need to have an "Application" to test an Unity game? If so, where does it connect to any of the "Game services" or my game?
Conceptually the two are almost completely separate.
All applications is Android apps or Games you have published on Google Play (the biggest Android App store)
Games services is an API which provides services for sign-in, leaderboards, acheivements etc.
You can have a game with Game Services without publishing it on Google Play, and publish a games without using Game services.
Google Play Games Services when launched was not just compatible with Android, it was compatible with Web and iOS (though recently iOS was deprecated). Which meant you could use it for an entirely iOS or Web game if you wanted.
So for your case:
if you want to use sign-in, leaderboards or achievements you need an entry under Games servcies
if you want the app/game to be available on Google Play and have a store listing then you need the app under All Applications as well. So you probably want both.
I searched for the One Drive scripting language, but found only this (Live SDK API): https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/hh826521.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
This shares similarities more like a Google Drive API. Does Microsoft OneDrive have web based scripting possibility similar to Google Apps Script?
About how to call the Live SDK APIs: the JavaScript API (Windows Store apps and web), the Managed API (Windows Runtime apps), the iOS API, and the Android API . You may want the JavaScript API , please click here for how to use the Live SDK JavaScript API in your web app.
Does the Skype api support integration with third party apps where by Skype calls can be made from external apps or thorough your address book .Received wouldn't be a problem as it would not show in the main screen when a call comes through.
The Skype Web API supports starting calls and receiving calls from your web application: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/skype/websdk/docs/ptaudiooutgoing
The Skype for Business App SDK supports joining Skype meetings with audio, video, and chat from a mobile Android or iOS application: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/skype/appsdk/apioverview. Note that the calls supported in this case are not PSTN and not peer-to-peer. They are only for joining meetings.
For Windows apps on Windows 7,8, and 10 computers, as long as the Skype for Business client is installed on the computer, you can enable your app to make peer-to-peer audio calls through the Lync 2013 API. You can find more information about this API in the MSDN library under "Lync 2013 SDK Documentation". The app user must have SfB credentials for either Skype for Business Online or an organization's on premise Skype for Business server.