First, download the Cognitive Search API - SharePoint Data Source.json
file and import it into your Postman. Then, in the Variables section of your imported collection, setup the following variables:
AZURE_SEARCH_SERVICE_NAME
- Your Azure Cognitive Search Service Name. You can retreive it from the URL. It goes between https:// and .search.windows.net: https://clever-cognitive-search.search.windows.netAZURE_SEARCH_ADMIN_KEY
- Cognitive Search Admin keyAZURE_APPLICATION_ID
- Azure App Registration ID. Note: The app must have read access to your SharePoint tenantAZURE_APPLICATION_SECRET
- Azure App Registration Secret.AZURE_TENANT_ID
- Azure Active Directory Tenant ID. The same that hosts Cognitive Search and SharePoint.SHAREPOINT_SITE_URL
- Full URL of a SharePoint site. For example, https://gocleverpointcom.sharepoint.com/sites/Teailspin-Records-CognitiveSearchDemoSHAREPOINT_LIBRARY_URL
- Full URL of a document library. For example, https://gocleverpointcom.sharepoint.com/sites/Teailspin-Records-CognitiveSearchDemo/Shared Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspxSHAREPOINT_ADDITIONAL_COLUMNS
- Custom SharePoint columns that you want to index. For example: Title,Year,DocumentType,Critical,LastReviewed,DocumentOwner,AnnualCosts,FullFilePath
Hello @Zerg00s ,
Thanks a lot for detailed answer, When I verified my settings, I can see that I have followed the same structure, off course credit goes to your video where you have explained the things in details.
Just that you can take a look at my approach, I have created a step by step guide of actions to make the bot working, please take a look, and if you can find any missing links or something wrong, i would be very happy to correct them and see the things working for me
Azure AI Search Configuration step by step.docx
Note: Step2 of the document - I have tried
and
Thanks in advance.