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82 82 - WildFly Server Manager: <http://localhost:9990/>
83 83 - Rasa: <http://localhost:5000/parse?q=Hello>
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85   -It is possible to use a Postman Collection to test the configured endpoints for Telegram and Facebook. The `docu/postman/` directory includes a Postman collection containing corresponding endpoints. The JSON file `beuth-bot.json` can be imported into Postman. If changes are made to the Postman collection, the service of the JSON file should be increased accordingly.
  85 +It is possible to use a Postman Collection to test the configured endpoints for Telegram and Facebook. The `docu/postman/` directory includes a Postman Collection containing corresponding endpoints. The JSON file `beuth-bot.json` can be imported into Postman. If changes are made to the Postman Collection, the service of the JSON file should be increased accordingly.
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87 87 In addition it is also possible to set up your own bot for example, in Telegram and test it with the local server. For this however a local tunnel must be set up to make the application visible to the outside. For details see the section [Local tunnel](#Local tunnel).
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268 268 mkdir ~/<projectname>
269 269 ```
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  271 +If the URL of the BeutBots API changes, the variable `WEB_URL` in the` beuthbot.proterties` has to be adjusted. In addition the call of `setWebhook` methods for Facebook and Telegram is necessary. The corresponding endpoints can be found in the Postman Collection.
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271 273 ### 2. Use in a local development environment
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273 275 This step sets up a reference to the server on which the application is deployed. For this the following command must be executed. The placeholder `<user>` has to be replaced by the matching SSH user and the project `<projectname>` that has been set up on the server.
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