I'm working on connecting Cloud Error Reporting to an on request Cloud Function (to eventually liaise with the JIRA API).
I have been able to successfully receive Monitoring Notification Channels' test notification to the webhook, however events triggering the email notification channel do not also trigger the webhook.
Is there a way to dispatch on error reporting event to a web URL or pubsub job with error_group attached?
Upon checking on a documentation regarding managing notification channels. Webhooks isn't supported by error reporting, as of now you can select 2 types of notification channels: email and mobile.
There's an ongoing feature request for Webhooks to be added in error reporting notification channel, but there's no ETA when this feature be rolled out . Please star and comment if you wanted the feature to be implemented in the future.
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I have a Business App in dev mode and would like to test the handling of a test updates to my webhook for Instagam, but none of my test updates seem to go through.
I'm trying to use a Firebase HTTP Cloud Function to handle the verification and notification updates. Upon setting up the HTTP cloud function to respond appropriately if it's invoked with a GET or a POST request, I deployed my function to Firebase Cloud Functions.
I followed the steps in the getting started pages of using Webhooks, including configuring the Webhook Product, enabling page subscriptions, I have access to the Instagram Account and Facebook Page with admin access, but none of my test updates are going through to the webhook url, which I specified as a url to my Firebase Cloud Function.
My firebase cloud function url is
https://us-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx.cloudfunctions.net/webhooks with the "xxxx" covering my project id details. When I first specify my url Webhook URL using "Instagram" and subscribing to "messages" I see that my function get's one GET request, but that's it. No test updates, or subscribing updates go through.
What the function currently does is respond with the hub.challenge if the request to the cloud function is a GET request, and if it's a POST request to the cloud function, I'll send 200 OK HTTPS. I have print messages along the way so I would know in my cloud function logs that something is being triggered. Any ideas?
Any suggestions on what to do to get the test webhooks to show up would be great. Thanks
We have registered FCM server key on Pinpoint. We were able to successfully receive messages on our emulator when tested with Cloud Messaging on Firebase console. However, when we are trying to send push notification using GCM channel of 'sendUsersMessages' API - we receive below error for endpoint
"DeliveryStatus": "PERMANENT_FAILURE",
"StatusCode": 404,
"StatusMessage": "{\"errorMessage\":\"Unregistered Application\",\"channelType\":\"GCM\",\"pushProviderStatusCode\":\"0\",\"pushProviderError\":\"a153cc45babasomepinpointid67073b-gcm#Pinpoint is not registered in PNS.\"}"
What does this error mean? Does it mean our Pinpoint application is not registered on Firebase? Or our device doesn't have token? or something else. Couldn't find any answers. Please help
After some play around - figured out that I was using RestrictedPackageName matching my application's FCM console package name (like com.xyz.app.abc) - I removed that and push notification went through successfully.
I'm planning to write a web service to automate some task for my Outlook.com email account. I want Outlook.com to send an HTTP request to my endpoint when an email arrives, so that I don't need to poll the server. Does Outlook.com provide such functionality?
That API has been deprecated.
You must use: microsoft graph
Outlook provides webhooks via what they call push notifications. You'll find details on this API in the Outlook Push Notifications REST API reference. The capability exists to receive events for a wide variety of resources, including email messages in Outlook.com.
You might also find some useful capabilities for notification of changes to messages with Use the Microsoft Graph API to get change notifications and Keeping messages and mail folders up to date in apps.
I'm banging my head against the wall trying to get an AWS Lex based chatbot integrated with Facebook.
As far as I can tell, everything is set up correctly.
When I send a message to my page in Facebook, I don't get a reply. However, the analytics in my app shows that the app is getting messages, so I know the message is making it from the page to the app.
When I try to hit the AWS Lex Webhook directly using POSTMAN, the webhook responds to literally everything I sent to it with a blank HTTP 200 OK response.
The lambda function that is tied to the AWS Lex chatbot is not getting invoked as a result of the messages from Facebook because no logs are getting generated and cloudwatch doesn't show an attempts to run the lambda function.
Does anyone have any ideas?
UPDATE : I ended up engineering around this by bypassing the Facebook channel capability inside AWS Lex and using Lambda instead. I deployed a passthrough API which calls a lambda function and then interacts with AWS Lex via Boto3/Python. In theory this is all supposed to be taken care of from inside AWS Lex with the Facebook channel integration, but I wasn't able to get it to work so I just built around it.
Verify Amazon lex is properly configured with facebook messenger .
Check : Page access token
Verification token
App ID
Check if your webhook is subscribed to page you are messaging on.
Check if your facebook user is added as tester/admin/developer
Check if your latest version of BOt is published on intended alias.
Also while configuring webhook tick necessary options : messages, messaging_postbacks, messaging_optins, message_deliveries, message_reads, messaging_payments
This should resolve your head ache. If not please reply
Can i used actionable messages in Outlook for my internal LOB workflows?
I want it enabled only for my Office 365 organization
You can definitely use Actionable Messages (AM) for your internal LOB. The platform has capability of enabling actionable messages for a given organization.
Please fill up some details in the registration form on the developer dashboard link given in our documentation and we will follow up with you further.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/actionable-messages/actionable-email-dev-dashboard
Regards,
Vasant
Yes, you can use actionable messages for your line of business workflows. Ensure that your action target URLs are internet reachable. As a developer you would have access to send actionable messages to yourself. To be able to send actionable messages to others you would have to register your email sender domain and action targets in the Actionable Messages Developer dashboard (in your case with the scope 'My Organization').
Actionable Messages Developer Dashboard
Documentation: Register your service