Analogues of Java and .NET technologies/frameworks

Question

.NET --> Java

• WCF ~= JAX-WS (as WS) and/or JMS (for MQ).
• WPF ~= Swing (as UI), Java 2D (for 2D), Java 3D (for 3D) and/or RMI (for remoting).
• Silverlight ~= JavaFX
• WF ~= not sure? Some say that it's CAPS.
• Generics is already available since Java 5.0. Major difference is that it's compiletime (not Reified).
• Lambda expressions is yet to be come in Java 8.0 as "Closures"
• Linq ~= Jaque and jpropel-light
• TPL ~= java.util.concurrent (guide here and tutorial here)
• F# ~= Scala or Clojure
• IronPython ~= Jython
• IronRuby ~= JRuby

Java --> .NET

• EJB ~= MTS/COM+
• WebSphere AS, GlassFish, JBoss AS are all concrete Java EE API implementations. The .NET equivalent would be IIS with at least MTS/COM+ support (is there by the way competition for IIS?).
• Tomcat is a webcontainer aka servletcontainer, it only implements the Web Component part of the huge Java EE API (basically only the javax.el and javax.servlet parts, the JSP/EL and Servlet API). The .NET equivalent would be still IIS, but then without support for MTS/COM+, mail, message queue, persistence and more. I.e. only a simple web server for pure "Classic ASP".

Here is a list from my own research and follow up on BalusC's, Rafa's (et al.) answers:

(Slowly updating this list. Will also provide links back to .NET technologies for Java folks who may be interested.)

• WCF
• WPF
• Silverlight = JavaFx
• WF = jBMP (Java Business Process Management)
• Generics = Java Generics
• Lambda expressions = lambdaJ project or Closures
• Linq (not Linq-to-SQL) = jaque or Quaere
• TPL ~= java.concurrent package
• F# = Scala
• IronPython = JPython
• IronRuby = JRuby
• Hibernate = NHibernate
• JUnit = NUnit
• Spring = Spring.NET
• .Net Remoting ~= RMI
• MEF/System.AddIn ~= OSGi/Jigsaw
• ~= EJB
• ~= WebSphere
• ~= GlassFish
• ~= JBoss App Server
• ~= Tomcat?
• ~= GWT
• ~= Maven2/Nexus/Sonatype
• ~= JMX
• ClickOnce ~= Java Web Start

JavaFX is the rough equivalent of Silverlight. That's all I know from that list...

The main technologies are already covered, so a few peripheral technologies:

• TPL ~= java.concurrent package
• F# ~= Scala
• IronPython/IronRuby ~= Jython/JRuby
• .Net Remoting ~= RMI
• MEF/System.AddIn ~= OSGi/Jigsaw

To the growing list I submit:

• ClickOnce ≅ Java Web Start