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Doubt on hibernate

 
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Hi all ,

I am newbie for hibernate.I have created a simple Java application Using hibernate .I have kept my hibernate.cfg.xml in my src folder.
but its not recognized .i got this error

Exception in thread "main" org.hibernate.HibernateException: /hibernate.cfg.xml not found.

Please help me to get out from this so i can lot of new things in hibernate.

Thanks in advance.
 
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Beside the fact that you posted in the wrong forum: your hibernate.cfg.xml must be in the classpath. E.g. put it into the WEB_INF/classes folder. Or search this forum for other possibilities (this question was raised several times here already).
 
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This should be in the ORM forum, as it has nothing to do with Struts.
 
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(OT) How would that help?
 
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Howdy, Greenhorn! Welcome to the ORM forum!

Well, I think what the poster might be getting at is that the hibernate-config.xml file isn't any good in the source folder at runtime. At runtime, the files are pulled from the classes direcotory, or wherever compiled code is placed. Often, Java code gets compiled and put into a build/bin/classes directory, but xml files don't always make the move. Sometimes a manual move out of the source directory and into the bin\classes\compile\build directory allows the runtime environment to pick up the resource.

For the most part, the source code directory isn't on the runtime classpath.

-Cameron McKenzie
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