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I am a seasoned .Net developer and have a good grasp of OOP concepts. I will be working on a Java project in the near future and was interested in knowing if someone could point me to a good migration guide for moving from C# 4.0 to Java.

Java equivalent for :

1. LINQ to Objects (I understand Java does not support anonymous types like C# does, but a good collections library would be helful)
2. ASP.Net MVC 3 (what are the cool kids using for building Java web applications these days)
3. Castle Windsor (something which supports a fluent registration api)
4. WCF 4.0, SOAP for the most part, REST some scenarios
5. Build - nant (something no xml?)
6. A language nuances guide (no lambdas, anonymous methods, etc.)

Thanks

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Read the following articles:

• "A Comparison of Microsoft’s C# Programming Lanauge to Sun Microsystems’ Java Programming Langauge"
• "Java vs. C#: Code for Code Comparison" (a language nuances guide)
• "C# vs Java Part 3: The Frameworks (Network, Reflection, Security, Text)"
• "C# vs Java Part 3: The Frameworks (IO, DB, Concurrency, Collections)"

See also:

• "Comparing C# and Java"
• "Comparing Java and C# Generics"
• "Learning Java from a .NET Developer’s Perspective"
• "The C# Programming Language for Java Developers"

Related SO questions:

• "Migrating a project from C# to Java"
• "is there an effective tool to convert c# to java?"

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I havent been a java dev for many years, but IMO this is the coolest web framework for any static language that I have ever seen. And not by a little bit.

http://www.playframework.org/