I ran into similar problem, and solve it in the following way
Keep in mind that I am very new to Gradle so not sure if what I am doing is
a "right way".

 //in order to calculate dir location properly from children
    def lib = rootProject.getProjectDir().getCanonicalPath() +'/lib'

    repositories {
        flatDir name: 'localRepository', dirs: lib
    }

HTH, Alexi


Trond Andersen wrote:
> 
> I have a single WAR-project which builds without any problems. Creates a
> WAR
> file without any issues, but now I'm trying to move to a multiproject
> build
> because I have a separate jar file which is going to be included into the
> WAR file.
> 
> First issue I ran into was this:
> 
>  flatDir (name: 'localLibrary', dirs: 'library')
> 
> When I run the project with a multiproject build, this results in an error
> because now the project is no longer able to find the directory named
> library. I could fix this by adding the project name/directory into the
> flatDir, but I ran into other issues also.
> 
> My goal is that I would like to run gradle from within the project itself
> doing regular tasks such as unit tests etc, but at the same time I would
> like to be able to run from the parent project which packages everything
> together. This doesn't seem applicable with the way I've set up the
> multiproject build. Is this intended? If not - how can ensure that paths
> are
> working also in a multiproject build.
> 
> Here's my parent project build.gradle file:
> 
> dependsOnChildren()
> 
> subprojects {
>     usePlugin 'java'
>     group = 'mygroup'
>     version = '0.1'
>     sourceCompatibility = 1.6
>     targetCompatibility = 1.6
>     manifest.mainAttributes(
>         'Implementation-Title': 'Project',
>         'Implementation-Version': version,
>         'Implementation-Vendor': 'ACME AS'
>     )
> }
> 
> project(':WebAppProj') {
>     dependencies {
>         compile project(':AppletProj')
>     }
> }
> 
> My settings.gradle:
> 
> include 'AppletProj', 'WebAppProj'
> 
> 
> Any pointers on how to resolve this issue would be appreciated.
> 
> 
> ------- Trond
> 
> 

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