In this section, we are configuring connection between the Azure Bot Service application and our backend Node.js application (Docker container).
Step 1. Go to the Microsoft Azur Portal, and open the bot service created in the previous step:
Step 2. Now you need to generate a Client Secret to be used for SSO integration
Click on Settings and scroll down.
Generate a Client Secret by clicking Manage, then New Client Secret, then Add button.
Copy the Microsoft App ID and Client Secret.
Step 3. In the field of Messaging Endpoint, you need to paste your application URL.
Url format is: https://<nodejs hostname>/<organization>/<bot name>/v1/api/messages,
Where <organization> is your organization name on SAP CAI, and <bot name> is the name of the bot to be connected. Please, consult the implementation team should you happen to be uncertain.
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Step 4. Go to the Channels, and add Teams channel
Keep the default settings and press the Save button.
Step 5. Under the Bot Management applications (please refer to the Bot Management Guide for details), open the Chatbot Channel configuration, select your tenant and create a new channel of the Microsoft type.
Paste your copied App ID and Client Secret from Step 2. into the fields of Azure Bot ID and Azure Bot Password (refer to the Bot Management configuration guide for details).
