Java --> .NET rough equivalents

To help me understand Java concepts better, I've made a comparison to the rough equivalents in .NET.

Here's the list so far:

• Java ~= C# or VB.NET
• J2EE/JEE (Java Enterprise Edition) ~= .NET framework
• Swing ~= Windows Forms
• AWT ~= VB6 Forms?
• Beans Binding ~= data binding
• JPA (Java Persistence API) ~= ORM via ADO.NET Entity Framework / LINQ
• EJBQL/JPQL (Enterprise JavaBeans Query Language/Java Persistence Query Language) ~= LINQ
• JDO ~= ADO.NET
• JSF (Java ServerFaces) ~= ASP.NET
• JSP (Java Server Pages) ~= plain ASP
• Hibernate, JUnit, Spring all have direct .NET equivalents (NHibernate, NUnit, Spring.NET)

I'm still getting a grasp on a lot of this stuff, so please let me know if I've misrepresented anything. I'll also add to the list as I think of more things.

UPDATE: Paul Sasik posted a question about .NET/Java comparisons at StackOverflow.com, and got a lot of great responses, which update and expand this list considerably (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2526024/analogues-of-java-and-net-technologies-frameworks). Thanks for linking to my initial blog post, Paul.