Click on “Choose app file(JSON format). And choose the file “home-automation.json” from the cloned folder.
Go back and then import two more files(one by one) “nlp-with-dispatchDispatch.json” and “weather.json”
You should see the list as below with all three, weather, nlpdispatch, Homeautomation apps added.
Select the Weather from the list to navigate and click on Train.
Click publish.
Click on the popup.
Click on “Refer to the list of endpoints”
Copy the below values to nlp-with-dispatch.bot. Only application id is different for all three apps, other details are all same for all apps.
Train and publish the same for nlpdispatch and HomeAutomation. Get the keys as above, and fill the values respectively in nlp-with-dispatch.bot as below.
Now fill the qna values in the nlp-with-dispatch.bot which we got from the previous exercise.
endpointKey
1fe62337-254f-4d5e-917e-b2822ba625a2
hostname
https://qnademo2504.azurewebsites.net/qnamaker
kbId
f643adc4-a631-4702-90c5-41e4da037bd6
subscriptionKey
Refer step 17.
Navigate to https://portal.azure.com/ and search for the web app bot you created, and the copy the subscription id.
Now your nlp-with-dispatch.bot should look like this.