App Deployment

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How to deploy a Bot developed with Teams Toolkit (5.x) to a self-managed server?
Greetings, I'm developing a Workflow Bot or Command Bot as a pilot project for use in our organization. Using Teams Toolkit, local testing is automatically supported from app registration without much consideration, so it seems very convenient. However, when I try to deploy this, I am a bit confused. Teams Toolkit seems to support deployment according to Azure Bot Service by default.(.dev) I can't use the Bot Service for a number of reasons and should consider running the bot on a self-managed host. First of all, is this possible? In this case, what steps should I take in Teams Toolkit, Azure portal, Teams development portal? If this is not possible with Teams Toolkit, how should I configure the bot's hosting?
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LeeJinWoo
May 16, 2024 Place Teams Developer
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Teams Q&A chatbot works in test, deployed as app wont respond
Quickfire Summary Q&A Chat bot, azure. All deployed from Q&A maker All fine in azure, can test in teams using App ID and chat normally Created an App using the new developer portal, all shows as OK Appears in 'Deployed to Your Org', installs OK Icon appears in tool bar, installs as person app ok, open, start chatting and no response A message appears at the top 'There was a problem reaching this app' All the guides and helpfiles are ALL based on App Studio which is no longer available to use. You have to use the new Developer Portal which has minimal docs and 'how to's' Can anyone advise me how to START debugging this, i have no logs to reference anywhere so would not know where to start. I have double checked that the Bot Feature is pointing at the correct App ID for the web-bot, I have also enabled the personal feature. I have turned off the loading animation. App verification is 100% The scope is personal only
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MorganUK
Oct 01, 2021 Place Teams Developer
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Office 365 ProPlus - Teams Client missing / different O365 versions
Hello everyone, i'm experiencing the following two problems while deploying office 365 ProPlus within intune: 1. When deploying my default O365 AppSuite the client is receiving this just as expected, but the teams client is missing after installation. Of course i ticked the checkbox "Teams" in the blade "Configure App Suite" ;-) The Installation state is succesful. 2. I try to differntiat between some Office 365 ProPlus Installations: First: A basic package "O365 ProPlus Semi-Annual Channel" - Access, Excel, OneDrive Desktop, OneNote 2016, Outlook, PPT, S4b, Word, Teams Second: A basic package "O365 ProPlus Monthly Channel" - Access, Excel, OneDrive Desktop, OneNote 2016, Outlook, PPT, S4b, Word, Teams Third: "Publisher Semi-Annual" - only MS Publisher Fourth: "Visio Semi-Annual" - only MS Visio The Installation of the default package (first one) via required is working. When i try to publish the third and fourth package, either as available or required, this is not working. 1. Availability set to "available": it is'nt appearing in the company portal. (the first one shows up correctly) 2. Availability set to "required": Error Code (0x87D1041E) Regarding to the 2nd error i found this forum entry. Do you guys have any experiences with this? How do you deploy office via intune? My thought at this was: Every user is getting the default programs via "required" setting. If a user needs publisher or visio he can download it via company portal ("available" setting for the belonging app package) Thank you in advance. :-)
PatrickF11
Jun 18, 2019 Place Microsoft Teams
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