For build.gradle :

(for Hibernate 3/4):

Partially. In Hibernate 5, the Configuration object is still available but considered the legacy bootstrap method. Hibernate 5 also introduced StandardServiceRegistryBuilder and MetadataSources . In Hibernate 6, the native API is still present but you are strongly encouraged to use JPA’s Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory() .

Last updated: October 2024. Hibernate versions referenced: 5.6.x, 6.3.x.

The class org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration resides in the main Hibernate Core JAR. Depending on your Hibernate version:

Once you download hibernate-core-x.x.x.jar , you are not done. You must also download the dependencies listed on the Maven Central page for that version. Typically, this includes:

If your project uses Maven (the most common standard for Java projects), you simply need to add a dependency entry to your pom.xml file.

Before we discuss downloading, let's understand the target.

The answer to “org.hibernate.cfg.configuration jar download” is not a direct link to a file. It is a modern dependency management strategy. Implement it today, and never waste hours hunting for JARs again.

This class was deprecated in Hibernate 6.0 and replaced with org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration (new package location) and newer bootstrapping APIs ( ServiceRegistryBuilder ). However, for legacy Hibernate 3/4/5, this is still widely used.

<dependency> <groupId>org.hibernate</groupId> <artifactId>hibernate-core</artifactId> <version>5.6.15.Final</version> </dependency>

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