Hi Prashant,
bp-ui-5.jar is built during the process of installing the examples. The main reason we didn't package a pre-built bp-ui-5.jar is due to download size. We were getting some user complaints.
To build the jar just follow the installation instructs in the index.html file located in the top level directory, for example: .../bpcatalog-ee5-ea-0.6/install.html. When the installation is completed, the bp-ui-5.jar will be in the .../bpcatalog-ee5-ea-0.6/components/ui/dist directory with the other supporting jars.
If you only want to build the jar file without installing the examples, setup your environment variables and from the .../bpcatalog-ee5-ea-0.6/components/ui/ directory, run "ant". The default ant task builds and bundles the component jar and puts it and the supporting jars in the .../bpcatalog-ee5-ea-0.6/components/ui/dist directory.
Or you could just download the Petstore reference application (located at https://blueprints.dev.java.net/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=5315&expandFolder=5315&folderID=0), a pre-built bp-ui-5.jar is in the /javapetstore-2.0-ea1/lib directory
Hope this helps...
Thanks - Mark
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply. It's been a while I posted this to forum. But I'm sure that I didn't find any documents that mentioned bp-ui-5.jar will be built during installation process. So I had used the same work around before that you have mentioned here of retriving the jar from PetStore app. That did worked for me at the time.
Thanks again for your reply.
Prashant