E-Recruiting 6.0: RCF_GENERATE_URLS - Application Class

Hi Experts,
I am currently implementing E-Recruiting and PA within a single instance. When I execute the report RCF_GENERATE_URLS to generate the urls of the different functions, I noticed for certain functions, 2 urls are generated, differentiated by internal and external application class. Example is HRRCF_APPLY (Apply Direct)
Can anyone share with me what is the difference and how would I know should i use the URL for the internal or external application class?
Thanks in advance.
William

Hi,
I will it explain to you with the starpage links generated at the upper part of the report.
Internal startpages are identified by hrrcf_start_int
External startpages are identified by hrrcf_start_ext.
Well the e-recruiting application defines between internal users and external users.
Internal users are created by ALE or HRALXSYNC (integrated system). In this case internal users have a common SAP user.
External users instead do a self registration. In this case they do not get the real SAP User which is generated but the User's Alias.
A user's alias is something you can specify as "internet user".
ICF-Services can have different login methods. You can either define if a login is possible with a SAP user or an internet user.
So hrrcf_start_int can only be accessed by the SAP User ID and hrrcf_start_ext by the user's alias.
Some applications do not require a login, they have a "service user". EG hrrcf_apply_ext is a service like this.
It should be accessible without login, because the external applicant might not have registered yet.
Which services a service user require, can be looked up in the IMG.
I would recommend to take a look there. There you will see which services are needed for "unregistered" use.
The other services should be accessed via startpages. They have the parameter "rcfSpID". Applcations with parameter "rcfLogAppl" should be used, if you have a scenario in place. Startpages can bundle several logical applications.
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