
Add xmlns:tools="" to your AndroidManifest file, in the manifest element, next to your existing xmlns:android="". Is also present at XXXXXXXXXXXXXX:extendedCalendarView:unspecified:13:9 add 'tools:replace="android:icon"' to element at AndroidManifest.xml:8:5 to override > Manifest merger failed : Attribute from AndroidManifest.xml:11:9 Then click Ok.Īnd you're good to go, your library is imported.īut, the library does not compile, you will see this error : Error:(11, 9) Execution failed for task ':app:processDebugManifest'. Then click on your main project module (often called "app"), and click on the upper-RIGHT green + icon, choose module dependency and select the extendedCalendarView module we just created. Select the library folder (the ExtendedCalendarView folder containing the AndroidManifest.xml folder), click Ok Next and Finish.
Choose Phone and Tablet application, and "Import existing Eclipse ADT or Gradle project as a module".
Then click the green + icon on the upper-left of the new window that just popped.As they not offer gradle support, you need to download their library, and import it in Android Studio.