Come on Erel don't look only to the java server , take a look to the future and develop a library for this :
https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/
https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/
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Maybe i just don´t get it.
Their SDK is based on HTTP Requests to a Callbacksite.
You can trigger a action by calling a REST Url from Assistant.
The SDK (google) is then requesting the result from the defined Callback (your server (B4J/PHP/Whatever) and you then get back a response to yourrequest.
Probably the result from the called callback.
So in my understanding there is nothing to wrap. All you need is okhttputils and a Serverpart to answer requests.
Additionally the SDK is made in Python, not JAVA.
You can see the SDK Methods (REST) here.
Their SDK is based on HTTP Requests to a Callbacksite.
You can trigger a action by calling a REST Url from Assistant.
The SDK (google) is then requesting the result from the defined Callback (your server (B4J/PHP/Whatever) and you then get back a response to yourrequest.
Probably the result from the called callback.
So in my understanding there is nothing to wrap. All you need is okhttputils and a Serverpart to answer requests.
Additionally the SDK is made in Python, not JAVA.
You can see the SDK Methods (REST) here.
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As always , seems you are right !
It seems that the faster way to insert assistant into our app is trough google actions console
https://developers.google.com/actions/
It seems that the faster way to insert assistant into our app is trough google actions console
https://developers.google.com/actions/
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