Installation problem: Java Chartbuilder for Solaris

Hi all,
I have downloaded Oracle Java Chart Builder for Solaris. It's a jar file in 3.8 M size. According to the documentation, I think I suppose to extract it, so I use this command to extract it:
$jar xvf chartbuilder_kit.jar
This will just give me a META-INF folder which contains a MANIFEST.MF file. Other than that I get nothing much. I have tried the NT version of it( a zip file) and after I unzip it I suppose get a set of folder which included a lib, doc, demos, bin and Meta-inf.
Please advise, is it because of I use a wrong way in extracting the jar file????????
Thanks for reading.....
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