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It's a little unclear exactly what value you are trying to get from the result, but assuming LuisResult has a FileName property on it, as an example, you can use string interpolation (available since C# 7), like this:

os.environ["DB_NAME"] means that DB_NAME is stored in the system environment variables.

You can connect to the mongodb by:

Option 1:

Declare variables in system environment.

Option 2:

declaring enviornment variables in the code itself. Environment variables must be strings, so use,

os.environ["DB_NAME"] = "your_db_name"

Option 3:

Don't use variables from environment, write it directly,

DB_NAME = "your_db_name"

I do not know of any way you could connect to Redis without an intermediary using React.

There are security issues with trying to connect directly to Redis from a front-end application: you would have to expose users to your connection details.

The problem that you are seeing is because you are using context.Forward() which basically initiates a dialog and pass the message through it (without user input).

If you want to avoid that, you need to use just context.Call() which will initiate the dialog but wait for a message from the user.

You can review this to know more: Calling Forms from Dialogs