About application PrivateSharingReference

Hi,
I would like to know where I need to use "PrivateSharingReference" in the deployment descriptor.
I expericed that when I developed an application using more than one API then I given as "SharingReference".
<property name="SharingReference" value="com.sap.portal.htmlb,usermanagement"/>
I have seen some examples using htmlb that time they used PrivateSharingRefence.
<property name="PrivateSharingReference" value="com.sap.portal.htmlb"/>
What does mean exactly. Please clarify my doubt
Thanks in advance
Ian

Hi,
You can reference an application, connector, library, interface or service by specifying the the J2EE object in the portalapp.xml, either in the SharingReference or PrivateSharingReference property. Whether you should use SharingReference or PrivateSharingReference depends on your purpose:
If the referenced application, library or service has to be used in the API of the portal application(under src.api) ,use the SharingReference.
If the reference is for the core of the portal application(under src.core), use PrivateSharingReference
Best regards,
Avishai Zamir

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