This lecture guides you through setting up a multi-module project using the Gradle build tool. It covers creating the schemas module, Coffee Order Service, and Coffee Orders Consumer applications. Each module is set up with specific dependencies and configurations, with schemas serving as a shared dependency. The lecture concludes with a successful setup of the project, ready for further development in subsequent lectures.

What is the first step in setting up a multi-module project using Gradle?

• Install Maven

• Run the Gradle build command

• Create a new Java class

• Select 'New' and then 'Module'

What is the purpose of the schemas module in the project?

• To serve as the main application module

• To manage database connections

• To handle user authentication

• To generate ABRO classes from the schema

How does the Coffee Order Service module differ from the schemas module?

• It requires a separate database

• It does not generate ABRO classes

• It is not part of the multi-module project

• It uses a different programming language

What is the role of the Coffee Orders Consumer module in the project?

• To handle payment processing

• To manage user sessions

• To consume messages from the Coffee Order Service

• To generate reports

What is the final step in setting up the multi-module project?

• Integrating all modules and refreshing the project

• Writing unit tests

• Deploying the application

• Configuring the database