Azure Health Bot: Consuming Cognitive Services Demo

Introduction

We need to perform following tasks to successfully call any API using Health Bot.

Download Cognitive.Services.Demo.json file from GitHub repo, if you haven't already.
Find / Replace all occurrences of https://azure_language_service_textanalytics_resource_name.cognitiveservices.azure.com/ with the TextAnalytics Endpoint Url. We saved it in the last step of previous section.
After replacing, don't forget to Save the file Cognitive.Services.Demo.json.
If needed, login to Azure Portal.
Navigate to Azure Health Bot resource you created earlier. Click on url under Management portal.
Select Integration > Data connections on the blade. Click on New to create a new data connection.

Note: Make names of the data connection services in the file Cognitive.Services.Demo.json and portal match with what you had used earlier. It is recommended that you use same name as demo and modify it later to avoid running into any issues during import.

Specify following values:

Title	Comments
Name	Pick a convenient name for data connection API (`TextAnalyticsDataConnection`)
Description	Description about data connection
Base URL	The TextAnalytics Endpoint Url we saved earlier.
Authentication Provider	It is highly recommended that you choose Authentication providers like Azure Active Directory. For demo purposes select None.
Add Header and URL parameters	We will add following headers
`Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key`	The TextAnalytics Key we saved earlier.
`Content-Type`	`application/json`

Here is a screenshot of TextAnalytics Subscription Key and Endpoitn Url.

Create one more data connection for calling Answer Questions APIs.

Title	Comments
Name	Pick a convenient name for data connection API (`AnswerQuestionsConnection`)
Description	Description about data connection
Base URL	The TextAnalytics Endpoint Url we saved earlier.
Authentication Provider	It is highly recommended that you choose Authentication providers like Azure Active Directory. For demo purposes select None.
Add Header and URL parameters	We will add following headers
`api-version`	`2021-10-01`
`Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key`	The TextAnalytics Key we saved earlier.
`Content-Type`	`application/json`

Now, we are ready to create a scenario that can consume the APIs we created.
Click on Import button to import demo scenario to Azure Health Bot.
Select the file Cognitive.Services.Demo.json you downloaded earlier. There should not be any errors but fix error(s) if required. Click on Submit to Import Scenario.
Let's edit the scenario we imported.
Click on Run button to run various scenarios.
List of scenarios: