To add a chart building block to an Object Page in a UI5 (SAPUI5) application, you can use the sap.suite.ui.commons.ChartContainer control to encapsulate different types of charts. The Object Page provides a structured layout that combines different sections of content, and the Chart Container can be placed within these sections to display charts. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Setup: Ensure that you have the necessary UI5 libraries included in your project, just like in the previous example.

2. XML View: In your XML view file (e.g., ObjectPage.view.xml), you need to define the Object Page layout and the Chart Container. Here's an example:

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<mvc:View controllerName="your.controller.name" xmlns:mvc="sap.ui.core.mvc" xmlns="sap.m" xmlns:core="sap.ui.core" xmlns:suite="sap.suite.ui.commons"> <App> <pages> <Page title="Object Page with Chart Building Block"> <content> <ObjectPageLayout> <!-- Header Content --> <headerContent> <!-- Define your header content here --> </headerContent> <!-- Sections --> <sections> <ObjectPageSection title="Chart Section"> <subSections> <ObjectPageSubSection> <blocks> <!-- Chart Container with charts --> <suite:ChartContainer id="chartContainer"> <!-- Define your charts here --> </suite:ChartContainer> </blocks> </ObjectPageSubSection> </subSections> </ObjectPageSection> <!-- More sections can be added here --> </sections> </ObjectPageLayout> </content> </Page> </pages> </App> </mvc:View>

1. Controller Logic: Depending on your use case, you might need to define logic to populate the charts within the ChartContainer. You can retrieve the ChartContainer control using this.getView().byId("chartContainer") in your controller and then add chart instances to it.

2. Styling: Apply CSS styling or UI5 styling classes to enhance the appearance of the chart building block.

3. Run Application: Run your application as before to see the Object Page with the chart building block in action.

Remember that the provided code snippets are illustrative and may need adjustment based on your exact requirements and UI5 version. Always refer to the official UI5 documentation for the latest information and best practices.