How add Framework to project on Xcode 4.3.2 [duplicate]

Answer 1

Following are steps-

1) Click project in Navigator area

2) Select 'TARGETS' tab

3) Click on 'Build Phases'

4) Select 'Link Binary With Libraries'

Then you can see '+' button at the bottom in the area. You can now add the framework that you want.

Answer 2

You can add frameworks to your application in following ways.

Click on Project panel and click on xcode project and select on Targets.

After selecting Targets then you click on Build Phases.

In Build Phases you see list of activity like. a) Target Dependencies b) Compiler Sources c) Link Binary with Libraries d) Copy Bundle Resources

Please Click on Link Binary with Libraries once you click panel expand and you can seee the list of framework. Now you have to click the +(button) then you can choose and add existing frameworks.

Hope it will help you.

Answer 3

Although rishi's answer works great, this doesn't add the framework to the Project Navigator's "Frameworks" folder.

Another method is to right click any of your existing frameworks in the Project Navigator's "Frameworks" folder, select "Show in Finder," then just drag and drop the framework you want to add.

When it asks how you want to add the framework, make sure you add it to your target, which will then add it inside the "Link With Libraries" section of Build Phases.

UPDATE:

This is merely a convenience method for adding a framework for those that are looking for the framework to show up in their "Frameworks" folder.

Read comments about not selecting the "Copy to group's destination folder" checkbox, because it will unnecessarily add it to the root of your project folder.