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  • Prerequisites
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  • Example implementation of REST endpoint
  1. Service Provider Role

Getting started

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The Service Provider role is fulfilled by a legal entity that provides a service, in the form of data, for consumption by a Service Consumer. This legal entity provides the result of a service that Service Consumer(s) need; for example, the party that uses a truck’s time and location to calculate and communicate the truck’s optimal route and estimated time of arrival.

Prerequisites

Make sure you execute the following steps before trying to provide as an iSHARE Service Provider.

  1. Obtain a valid identity (private key + certificate)

    • Staging: to request a test certificate. More information on .

    • Production: Acquire a certificate from an eIDAS certificate provider.

  2. Register yourself as iSHARE Provider

    • Staging: If you want to register at a specific Participant Registry, contact the Participant Registry through their communication channels. A registration via the Scheme Owner is also possible: .

    • Production: Register yourself with any Participant Registry using their registration procedure, using the .

Implementation of required endpoints

Any Service Providers is required to implement the following endpoints. These endpoints will be subject of the conformance test, as part of the .

Example implementation of REST endpoint

If the Service Provider wants to expose a REST endpoint as part of its services as iSHARE Service Provider, it can do so following the example implementation given in the following endpoint:

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