This project was generated with Microsoft Bot Framework, C# and ASP.NET.
this technical soltion tried to integrate Azure Bot Service with ASP.NET WEB API for reducing maintanence process that customer concerned. Because they didn't want to maintain bot server and web server sepreately.
- developed with Microsoft Bot framework using C#, ASP.NET
- used multi-dialogs for conversation flow
- User can send/upload a document file(PDF only now) to Bot for asking analysis
- Bot simply rename it for preventing file-name duplicattion and forward it to Azure Blob storage for following analysis process
- this app also support Web API service for retreiving several server-side information like a list of blobs from the Azure storage
The Bot app is hosting on Azure Web App.
Architecture of Bot app communicating with Front-end is as follows.
Download packages for Mac, Windows, and Linux are available via the GitHub releases page. The latest Windows installer is available via the emulator download page (download starts immediately).
Launch the Bot Framework Emulator and enter your bot's endpoint into the emulator's address bar.
the default endpoint for local debugging is http://localhost:3978/api/messages. This is where the bot will be listening for messages when hosted locally. Next, if your bot is running with Microsoft Account (MSA) credentials, enter those values into the Microsoft App ID and Microsoft App Password fields. For localhost debugging, you will not typically need to populate these fields, although doing so is supported if your bot requires it.
Finally, click Connect to connect the emulator to your bot. After the emulator has connected to your bot, you can send and receive messages using the embedded chat control.
