Hibernate version:
3.1.3
Tools version:
3.1.0_b5
Also starring:
Eclipse 3.1

Introduction
In classpath section of console configuration I should specify the path to my class-files. Right?
My project is located under c:/work/eclipse/project1
My classes are located under c:/work/eclipse/project1/xflower/objects

Question
How to do that?

Comment
There are two buttons in the dialog window: "Add JAR/Dir" and "Add external JAR".

If I use "Add JAR/Dir" I can select my project "branch" (/project1) and add it to the list.
It appears there as "/project1".
This causes a "Null pointer exception" when I try to create Session Factory from Hibernate perspective.

Using "Add external JAR" button I cannot add the project directory.

Solution
I have found a bad solution, now I'm looking for a good one.
1. Close Eclipse
2. Go to C:\work\eclipse\.metadata\.plugins\org.hibernate.eclipse.console\
3. Open hibernate-console.xml-xx
4. Manually change "/project1" to "c:/work/eclipse/project1".
5. Start Eclipse

Doubts
I don't think editing the hibernate-console.xml file is the best way of adding a directory to classpath.

hmm...i thought that was fixed ;(

the workaround is to use seperated src directories (which is a recommended practice anyway independent of hibernate ;)

I have no idea how this workaround can help.
In any case I cannot specify a filesystem directory, whether it contains sources or not.

the workaround is to *not* put all your .java and .class files in the same directory; but instead have e.g. a /src and /build directory.