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If you are certain that the application id is correct, then the first error ("not found") is likely because you are making the call in a different region than your application is in.
The user id controls what what responses the user can get (if your data source has access controls).
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You are right! Thank you so much! Also is the userId in the query the user who will count as part of the pricing plan or is it the IAM credentials used to make the call?
ChatSyncRequest.builder().applicationId("...").userId("THIS_USER").**userMessage("What is Phishing?").build();
answered 2 months ago
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