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Microsoft supports the single tennant model for C# and Javascript. However, other platforms including Java only have Multi-tennant support.
The problem with this is that potentially anyone on the internet can access the bot and use it to send messages.
In order to prevent this, extra code would need to be added to any Spring-Bot bot to make it single tennant.
@vaibhav-db to investigate whether we're restricting to a single tennant already, otherwise, we could add functionality to MessageActivityHandler
DB suggest that using a multi-tennant account might be a problem, and this might need. to be changed.
@vaibhav-db to set up a Teams Bot using a single tennant account and see if it works with Spring-Bot, or if not, understand what exceptions are being thrown and why.
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On point 1, this is being done.
On point 2, single Tennant bot doesn't work - Microsoft doesn't allow this. @vaibhav-db to try and uncover the email explaining why!
Microsoft supports the single tennant model for C# and Javascript. However, other platforms including Java only have Multi-tennant support.
The problem with this is that potentially anyone on the internet can access the bot and use it to send messages.
In order to prevent this, extra code would need to be added to any Spring-Bot bot to make it single tennant.
MessageActivityHandler
DB suggest that using a multi-tennant account might be a problem, and this might need. to be changed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: