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If I want to be able to re-use my hibernate related code with multiple IntelliJ solutions, what should I do?
Should I move my models (with annotations) and Dao’s and service classes to their own module?
How would I then be able to re-use this module/project with other intellij solutions?
I guess they would have to compile down to a seperate .jar right?
It is possible to configure an IDEA project to point to a module in an external location. So you could configure multiple IDEA projects to point to the same hibernate module. This is a solution for a one-man show, primarily (although see here about using a variable to make this location configurable).
In order to make this distributable and sharable among multiple developers, you are looking at building a jar out of one module, or if it has no particular meaning to any specific project, making a new project that has the code and produces the jar, which other projects then have as a library.