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The main element for interacting with a Data Space is a connector. A data connector allows access to the functionalities offered by a Data Space through a web interface. These data connectors must comply with certain rules to ensure interoperability, meaning the coordinated, secure exchange of data under a standard.<\/p>\n
In this post, we will visually explain how to work in a Data Space through the web interfaces that a connector based on the IDSA<\/a> standard offers us. This data connector has been developed by ITELLIGENT<\/a> within the framework of a research project.<\/p>\n