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Show up the iframe of an extension app when I click on the bot
Show up the iframe of an extension app when I click on the bot
I am using the Python BDK 2.0. The RealTimeEventListener contains methods which are looking relevant for catching the event which is getting raised when I start interacting with the bot: on_connection_requested(...) and on_connection_accepted(...) I presume that on_connection_accepted(...) is the best one for what I want to achieve, do you confirm ? Also, what do I have to write in that function, in order to show up the iframe of my external app ? I have generated a "External app" default project with the "Symphony generator 2.0", so the app is being instanciated at this line, if I am not wrong: web.run_app(create_app(), ssl_context=ssl_context, port=10443) But no iframe is poping up currently - I still did not implement the on_connection_accepted(...) stuff of my bot, currently I am just testing the very raw default Extension app project generated by the Symphony generator. Also my app is not appearing in the list of available apps in the Symphony sandbox. Do I have to enable it to my user in the admin console of the Symphony sandbox ? If yes, how can I do that, please ?
I am using the Python BDK 2.0. The RealTimeEventListener contains methods which are looking relevant for catching the event which is getting raised when I start interacting with the bot: on_connection_requested(...) and on_connection_accepted(...) I presume that on_connection_accepted(...) is the best one for what I want to achieve, do you confirm ? Also, what do I have to write in that function, in order to show up the iframe of my external app ? I have generated a "External app" default project with the "Symphony generator 2.0", so the app is being instanciated at this line, if I am not wrong: web.run_app(create_app(), ssl_context=ssl_context, port=10443) But no iframe is poping up currently - I still did not implement the on_connection_accepted(...) stuff of my bot, currently I am just testing the very raw default Extension app project generated by the Symphony generator. Also my app is not appearing in the list of available apps in the Symphony sandbox. Do I have to enable it to my user in the admin console of the Symphony sandbox ? If yes, how can I do that, please ?
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Show up the iframe of an extension app when I click on the bot

I am using the Python BDK 2.0. The RealTimeEventListener contains methods which are looking relevant for catching the event which is getting raised when I start interacting with the bot: on_connection_requested(...) and on_connection_accepted(...) I presume that on_connection_accepted(...) is the best one for what I want to achieve, do you confirm ? Also, what do I have to write in that function, in order to show up the iframe of my external app ? I have generated a "External app" default project with the "Symphony generator 2.0", so the app is being instanciated at this line, if I am not wrong: web.run_app(create_app(), ssl_context=ssl_context, port=10443) But no iframe is poping up currently - I still did not implement the on_connection_accepted(...) stuff of my bot, currently I am just testing the very raw default Extension app project generated by the Symphony generator. Also my app is not appearing in the list of available apps in the Symphony sandbox. Do I have to enable it to my user in the admin console of the Symphony sandbox ? If yes, how can I do that, please ?
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