Open Chang025 opened 8 months ago
@sayali-MSFT @Meghana-MSFT @ChetanSharma-msft - can someone please refer to the documentation if any?
Hello @Chang025 - Thanks for raising your query. We will look into it and let you know the updates.
@sayali-MSFT - Please refer to the data streaming done by chatgpt. We need something similar with ms teams.
@Chang025 -Thanks for providing information, we will check it from our end and let you know the update.
@sayali-MSFT - we found one more reference which is only available with c# https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/openai/use-your-data-quickstart?tabs=command-line&pivots=programming-language-csharp#async-with-streaming
Anyway, we can achieve a similar async streaming behavior with Azure Bot Rest API?
@Chang025 -The Bot Framework REST APIs are used to send these cards as attachments in a message. You'll need to handle token management and other aspects of the API request. while Adaptive Cards can display complex data, they are not designed for streaming large amounts of data. If you need to display a large amount of data, consider using a tab or a task module to display a web page with a full-featured data grid or other UI suited to large data sets.
Meanwhile we are checking with the engineering team as well and let you know the update once we have any.
@sayali-MSFT - Any update on this? does restful API now support streaming responses, at least for normal texts?
We've integrated an Azure bot using the REST API to send various message types, such as plain text, adaptive cards, and hero cards, to Microsoft Teams. Now, we need to explore the possibility of streaming data, such as multiple paragraphs or rows of tables, through the Azure bot's RESTful API. Is there a method to achieve this?