If you haven’t already, Sign Up for a SAP Cloud Platform account.

In your SAP Cloud Platform cockpit, go to the Services.

In the Search Bar, search for BUILD.

Click on the BUILD service tile under the User Experience section.

Enable the service.

If you haven’t enabled Web IDE yet, you will need to do that as well.

In Services, search for Web IDE.

Click on the SAP Web IDE tile and enable the service.

In your SAP Cloud Platform cockpit, under Connectivity, select Destinations.

Download the four destinations files by right clicking and selecting Save As for each of the file.

• BUILD Production Destination
• SAPUI5 Destination
• SAPUI5 Private Destination
• Web IDE Plugin

You can import each of the downloaded destination files. To import, select Import Destination.

Choose the BUILD_Production* file. Click Save.

Select Import Destination again. Choose the sapui5-private destination. Click Save.

Select Import Destination again. Choose the sapui5-private-build destination. Click Save.

Select Import Destination again. Choose the Web_IDE_PLUGIN destination. Click Save.

In your SAP Cloud Platform cockpit, navigate back to Services.

Locate the SAP Web IDE service and Go to Service.

This will launch your Web IDE.

In your Web IDE, click on the Gear Icon to open the preferences view.

Select Plugins.

In the drop down menu, select BUILD Destinations. Enable the Import from BUILD plugin by clicking the switch on the right hand side.

Click Save.

Your Web IDE will refresh. Click Refresh.

Go back to the code view by clicking the angle brackets icon (</>).

In the code view, create a new project by selecting File > New > Project from Template.

Under the Category drop down, select BUILD Project. Select the BUILD Project tile. Click Next.

Give your project a Name. Click Next.

When prompted, enter your BUILD Username and Password.

If successful, you will see a list of your prototypes that you can import. Under the BUILD System Information, select standard.

Select Inventory Dashboard from the list of prototypes available. You always want to only import High Fidelity prototypes.

Click Finish.

A new project will be created in your workspace.

Right click on your project name.

From the menu options, select Run > Run as > Web Application.

If prompted, select testFLPService.html as the file to run. Click OK.

Your application is now live in UI5!