I’ve a custom app built for my organization, and I’ve deployed the same using the “Teams Toolkit > Zip App Package > For Azure” and added the botId: ’28c8b3b1-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx’ in the manifest.json. I’m able to see and manage the app in “Apps: Developer Portal (microsoft.com)“ and the bot in “Bot management: Developer Portal (microsoft.com)” as well as in “Bot Framework“. But when a user is installing the app from their team’s app, a “Participant Join” event is getting fired up, and hitting the endpoint but when the code is trying to fetch the list of installation then I’m getting an exception

Note: The deployed .NET application is having only BOT_ID and BOT_PASSWORD which I got from the “portal.azure” or from “Bot Management”,

Does anyone know how I can fix this or if I’m missing something, if so, then please reply as soon as possible as we’re having a production deadline coming up and it would be very helpful of you to solve this problem.

Thanks in advance.

​I’ve a custom app built for my organization, and I’ve deployed the same using the “Teams Toolkit > Zip App Package > For Azure” and added the botId: ’28c8b3b1-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx’ in the manifest.json. I’m able to see and manage the app in “Apps: Developer Portal (microsoft.com)” and the bot in “Bot management: Developer Portal (microsoft.com)” as well as in “Bot Framework”. But when a user is installing the app from their team’s app, a “Participant Join” event is getting fired up, and hitting the endpoint but when the code is trying to fetch the list of installation then I’m getting an exception    Note: The deployed .NET application is having only BOT_ID and BOT_PASSWORD which I got from the “portal.azure” or from “Bot Management”, Does anyone know how I can fix this or if I’m missing something, if so, then please reply as soon as possible as we’re having a production deadline coming up and it would be very helpful of you to solve this problem. Thanks in advance.  Read More

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