Hi,
my flash briefing should read a file from S3.
The file is formatted in JSON, the file ( https://s3.amazonaws.com/dpalexadata/dlfnachrichten.json ) is readable for the world and still... Echo tells me that my flash briefing is not available.
Strangely, I don't even see an http access request in my S3 logs, where I should expect this. Any idea?
Kind regards,
Daniel
Check your code. If there are any errors in it, such as a missing comma or quotation mark, this is the default/generic error you'll get.
in the mean time s3 logs shouw accesses... is there any way to check corrctness of a flash briefing result?
It's not the flash briefing result that's likely causing the problem, it's the text of your code. It never gets to deliver a result because Alexa refuses to parse the code at all.
This makes no sense. If JSON content is output from that public URL, then what code are you referring to? Alexa makes a request to the public URL, and a valid JSON result is returned, so where in this process is the "code" that Alexa is supposedly refusing to parse? She is not accessing code, she is simply making a request to a feed to spits out JSON.
I seem to have the same issue. No matter what I do, I just get the generic error message that I setup in the skill.
What region are you in? I've seen several issues here with EU region flash briefing skills.
Hi Nick...no it works. I had issues in my JSON content.
Next stop: how can I develop and check a german-speaking flash briefing skill?
kr, daniel
I don't think flash briefing skills are available in German at this time.
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