The classpath can have directories as well as jars. You could add a directory, 
say /home/myhome, to your classpath (before your libraries, so that the 
directory takes precedence over any bundled file). Afterwards, specify the path 
to the configuration file in relation to that directory: /hibernate.cfg.xml. 
Note that the initial slash in this path means "classpath root" rather than 
"filesystem root".

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