Frequently asked questions
Here is the list of the most common questions about using web services.
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Here is the list of the most common questions about using web services.
Yes, this is possible through two ways:
End-of-dialog Triggers: this requires defining the web service and initiating the type of trigger. You can get more information about triggers on this page;
Calling a web service in a knowledge.
Yes, this is possible. To do so you can:
Either define a customer journey via the creation of a decision tree or several trees in the knowledge;
Either perform a contextual answer through creating conditions in the knowledge.
Yes. The web service will be requested for a knowledge:
Querying a knowledge: "What is the status of ticket 123456? ";
You must then capture "123456" in a dedicated variable and use it in a web service solution;
Finally, you must indicate the result by performing a callapi.WebService.Result in an answer from the database knowledge.
To perform authentication, you can:
Save contextual variables (dydu.chatbox.registerContext (VariableName, ValueVariable) in Javascript, so the person can execute this code by replacing it with the value he wants.
Perform a SAML 2 authentication whose information about this page can be found.
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