Create a Bot With Microsoft Bot Framework and Microsoft Azure
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The first step when creating a skype channel on the 3Dolphins platform is to create a new bot on the Microsoft Bot Framework and Microsoft Azure. To set up a developer account, do the following steps:
First, sign in to the Microsoft Bot Framework using an account with administrator permission.
Check term of service Microsoft azure, click the ‘Save‘ button.
In the bot framework page, fill out the bot profile with:
Display Name: A friendly name for your bot (Fill in the display name for the Bot with 35 characters limit).
Bot Handle: Used in the URL for your bot (Fill in the bot handle with alphanumeric and underscore only). Cannot be changed once registered. For Example ‘AA7788988800CC88’ and the URL will become ‘https://dev.botframework.com/bots/settings?id= AA7788988800CC88‘
Bot Description: Displayed on your card in the bot directory, if you choose to list it there.
On the configuration section, click the ‘Create Microsoft App ID and password‘ button.
Then, on the App registration page, click the ‘New Registration‘ button on the left side of the page.
Enter your application’s registration information :
Name: Enter a meaningful application name that will be displayed to the users.
Select Accounts in any organizational directory option from the Supported account types section.
Then, click the ‘Register‘ button to create the application.
After a few moments, the newly created app registration should open a blade.
Back to the bot framework, in the configuration section, paste your App id.
Go to the bottom of page, check on the ‘Term and Condition‘ and click the ‘Register‘ button.
Create and registered Bot success.
After you register the bot, it will redirect the page to the channels list, Please add the Skype Channel by click the Skype icon.
After click the Skype channel, it will open Page 'Configure Skype', Please click the ‘Save‘ button.
The Skype channel should be added in the list'.
Back to Microsoft Azure, click on ‘Certificates & Secrets‘ in the left navigation column of your app registration’s blade.
In that blade, click the ‘New client secret‘ button. In the dialog that pops up, enter an optional description for the secret and select ‘Never‘ from the Expires radio button group, and then Click ‘Add‘ button.
