webhooks

I have successfully implemented a facebook bot. It's working fine. I was trying to change the webhook url now as I have to port it to a different server with a new domain. There is an option to change the events but I could not find and option to change the webhook. How do I change it? sabrina You can't edit the link directy from the "Messenger" product. On the left menu, after selecting your application, you have to click "+ add product" and add also webhooks. From webhooks then you can edit also messenger's webhook. To edit the webhook, click on Edit Subscription button on the page. Make

I looked into the different order webhooks and was wondering when they are triggered. This is what I figured out so far: orders/updated is fired whenever an order is changed in any way, including when an order is created (even before it was authorized and orders/create is fired), closed or cancelled orders/create is fired when the user authorizes the payment orders/paid is fired when the merchant accepts the payment orders/fulfilled is fired when the merchant fulfills the order orders/cancelled is fired when the order is cancelled Since orders/updated is also fired whenever the other hooks are

I am trying to receive a webhook via a post request from Stripe Payments. The java method to process it looks like this: @ResponseBody @RequestMapping( consumes="application/json", produces="application/json", method=RequestMethod.POST, value="stripeWebhookEndpoint") public String stripeWebhookEndpoint(Event event){ logger.info("\n\n" + event.toString()); logger.info("\n\n" + event.getId()); return null; } But the Stripe Event always comes back with all null values: <com.stripe.model.Event@315899720 id=null> JSON: { "id": null, "type": null, "user_id": null, "livemode": null, "created": null,

Our product creates WebHooks at GitHub. One for each customer project. Each such project, is linked to a single branch. When a push to GitHub is performed, the corresponding WebHook is triggered, which in its turn, is making a request to an endpoint on our side to perform a certain action. A common scenario is that a customer would have several projects, connected to several different branches of the same repository. Hence, several different WebHooks are connected to the same repository. The problem is that when a push is performed to one of the branches, GitHub triggers all repository related

I want to set up an webhook from our Github account so it automatically starts an deployment task in OpsWorks. It seems to be possible according to the documentation - but can't find any examples or smart lib which is unusual for the Internets. ;) This process is much simpler now. All you have to do is provide the required values per the Webhook, and it will be done for you. Steps : GitHub repository -> Settings Webhooks & Services AWS Opsworks Provide AWS::IAM keys, Stack and App ID , and branch you want to deploy. Be aware that by this process you deploy a specific app to ALL the layers in a

I want to get notified when a new lead is created in Salesforce. Is there something like webhook in Salesforce or some other way to achieve this ? Any help is appreciated eyescream Yes, plenty of options :) For SF as actor: Workflow rule that would fire on insert of Lead and send you an email (or if it's for system integration - outbound message ). You can always write an "after insert" Apex trigger and have in it a callout to external system (SOAP and RESTful APIs are supported). Although you'll need an extra @future trick because the triggers by default aren't supposed to send callouts (the

I am trying to configure webhooks in github so that it will deploy every time I do a new push, I have added web hooks in github and given the address of jenkins which is http://localhost:8080/github-webhook/ but it did not work and I found out that we need to find our IP address and I added it as follows: http://'ipaddress'/github-webhook/ but I still did not get the jenkins to work? Thanks Ronny Ling You need a public address for Github to point to when detected a push request. localhost is on your localmachine. The way i solved it is to use a proxy agent Ngrok. Enter command >ngrok http 8080