Module Dependency in Intellij- not able to reference Classes from other Projects - spring

I need to use a java class from project A in Project B. I believe I wrote the package and import successfully but I still get a message when compiling (./gradlew clean build) saying:
java:3: `error: package x.x.x.x.x.common.api.filter does not exist`
Next, I tried to create a module dependency within IntelliJ, by importing the new package as a Module and rewriting the package and import statement to reflect the imported package (module dependency) but I am still seeing the same error.
java:3: error: package x.x.x.x.x.common.api.filter does not exist
Would this be an issue with the build.gradle file? Or my setting up of the module dependency?
How can I resolve?


The problem is with build.gradle configuration and is not related to the IDE.
You should define the dependencies between the projects as described in Gradle documentation.
Another possible solution is Composite Builds.

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