I have built a chatbot having NLP and AI features in Java language. I have built restful webservices for interaction with the chatbot's AI engine.
The rest API will send the user's query and in return will get an answer by the bot.
I want to integrate this chatbot with Skype. As in there should be a chatbot account and then whenever a person types their query, it should be sent to my server via rest api call and then in turn the response message should be shown in skype chat window.
In my findings, I have seen skype integration with bots built bu Microsoft Bot Framework. Can anyone suggest how can I integrate this custom bot.
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I think you need to create a MS Chatbot (in Azure) which allows to deploy it on Skype (and other channels ie Teams), then define a WebHook to invoke your service.
This service needs to "speak" with the MS Bot framework, so you will need to serialise/deserialise the payload, but in the backend you existing endpoint can be used as you need.
Hope it helps.
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I am making a chat bot that requires the use of 3 external APIs to be used as responses. When wanting to call an external API from within Watson Assistant, webhooks would be required to connect to one API either locally or on the cloud (IBM functions). How would I connect more than one API to the assistant if possible ?
Unfortunately no, not at this time. The design was meant to have a middleware app that orchestrated the apis, formats the data, etc just like the video in the docs.
My company wants our IT department to review and approve every tool we connect to Marketo. This is a lengthy and costly approach which I do not seem to fully understand, why. For example, I would like to use the Marketo integration with LinkedIn, Contact Forms 7 (WordPress plugin), or Zoom. There are already existing integrations with Marketo which can easily set up via the API Code provided by Marketo. However, my company wants to review all these as all API integrations have to be reviewed by IT. Does this make sense from a security or functionality perspective? Are the existing Linkedin, Zoom, WordPress integrations proper API connections? What is the difference between an API and integration in Marketo?
Thank you for your help.
I think with the API integration, that would use your own daily API limit whereas the native (existing) connection in Marketo where you can connect to Linkedin or Zoom integration is via Marketo background API which does not count towards your limit. In terms of security review, you might want to discuss to get the details off your Account Manager perhaps.
Is there an API exposed for Actions on Google, similar to what Dialogflow offers with their API? The only API-like flow I have found through my research is this webhook flow API, but that only deals with conversation requests, prompts, and responses, which I have already handled.
Ideally I'd like to be able to dynamically create "agents" and their conversation flows without having to use the AoG console, similar to what Amazon offers with Alexa SMAPI.
There's not a full API to do everything that you want end-to-end. Some parts, like Dialogflow and fulfillment, can be automated, but it will still require some manual work in the Actions Console.
I had a conversation with another developer on this subject once. As a workaround, which is admittedly hacky, they decided to use the Puppeteer library to programmatically control a browser instance to fill in fields and click buttons.
That may not necessarily work when the console changes, and isn't a good substitute for an API, but it may work for you.
Yes you can do it using Google Dialogflow REST API
Here are APIs for the agent :
There are many more APIs available for different operations.
I was just fiddling around different machine learning platforms and was planing to use Google predictive API for creating predictive chat bot.
The issue that I am facing now is each request to the API requires OAuth authentication. The fact that I will not be able to authenticate requests for processing the text entered by a client is the real concern. How will I probably respond to a text entered in the chat by a guest user in real time? Is it possible or is Google predictive API not made for this use case?
I am following Prediction API Quick Start Guide by Google and using POST MAN for making API calls.
If possible, please guide me using references or code snippet.
You can create service accounts in place of OAuth authentication tokens. You can create these through the Google Cloud Console. It will then give you the ability to create a server to server (Google) auth that you can use to interact with the API.
I am trying to figure out as to how partner apps can integrate with salesforce. E.g. https://vimeo.com/85938111. Here you can see that there is contextual navigation from the salesforce Opportunity UI to the partner app and then at the end of the demo the partner app posts data back to salesforce object. I would like to understand as to whether this type of integration uses:
Client side API (SOAP Ajax API) to update the Opportunity that is currently loaded in the UI or does it use some kind of server side integration (partner app consuming the SOAP API from their server side).
How is the UI refreshed to show the partner app update on the UI ?
That looks like custom VisualForce installed via an App Exchange app. So no SOAP necessary.