Question concerning Hibernate and EJB3 Annotation overlap

Question

Consider the following, from the JBoss EJB3 Tutorial:
@OneToOne(cascade = {CascadeType.ALL})
@JoinColumn(name = "ADDRESS_ID")
public Address getAddress()
return address;
The above two annotations are applicable, using JBoss Libraries and Hibernate Libraries.
If one wishes to use both JBoss EJB3 annotations, and Hibernate with Annotations,
do annotations need to be used twice? Naturally, if Hibernate and Jboss identical
annocations are imported, there will be a compilation conflict error.
I know that full package names can be used on annotations to avoid that.
So, if I used the above code snippet, and I want to Hibernate using
the equivalent hibernate annotations, what should one ideally
do and why?

Answer 1

Zac1234 wrote:
I know that Netbeans automatically may build and deploy the completed
EJB using ant to gather resources behind the scenes.
which is why you shouldn't use it to learn about things. It hiding things from you means you don't learn all you need to know.
with V2.1, regardless as to the container software that I'm deploying the bean to,
am I now required to have an appropriate XML deployment descriptor,
yup, and the ANT build file is not it.
or is this something unique to jsps/servlets?Not the same thing. Different deployment descriptors for different applications.