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I have an identical problem to this Gradle Multi-Module Project Setup but I have to use project compile dependencies to build and cannot use the library(jar) dependencies solution that was given as a solution in the above question. Root |__ P1 | |_ PP1 | |_ PP2 | |__ P2 |_PP3 |_PP4 PP1, PP2, PP3 and PP4 are sub-projects and each have their own build.gradle files; P1 and P2 also have build.gradle and settings.gradle files. How can I declare PP1 as a compile dependency in PP3's build.gradle file? apply plugin: 'java' dependencies { compile('P1:PP1') //does not work compile group: 'P1', name:

We have an old project that is set up like this: . ├── customizationProject │ ├── ejb │ └── services ├── projectA │ ├── ejb │ └── shared ├── projectB │ └── ejb └── projectC ├── ejb └── services The idea is that the customizationProject is where the final assembly of the delivered application happends, there might in fact be multiple customizationProjects and they might include multiple configurations. That, however is not the problem I'm tyring to solve. I want to make the customizationProject the logical root project of the gradle projects. How do I configure the individual projects, so that

I have a directory/project setup like this: C:\ _dev\ Projects\ Logger MyProject Logger is an Android library project using Gradle. MyProject is a standard Android project project that needs to make use of the Logger library. I am using Android Studio and have tried adding Logger to the external libraries. Whilst this works during development, I get messages about the class not being found when building. I'm completely new to Gradle, but have tried the following in my build.gradle within MyProject : buildscript { repositories { mavenCentral() } dependencies { classpath 'com.android.tools.build

I have the following project structure -->Starnderd Location -->Project1 -->settings.gradle -->build.gradle -->Subproject11 -->build.gradle -->Subproject12 -->build.gradle -->Project2 -->settings.gradle -->build.gradle -->Subproject21 -->build.gradle -->Subproject22 -->build.gradle -->build.gradle -->settings.gradle Idea of above project structure is that we have multiple projects which contains subprojects, each project can have dependencies to other projects. Also subprojects inside the project can have dependencies to other subprojects within the same project. Projects will be specified in