...and I love it.
Even if I am .NET developer, mostly an ASP.NET one, there are lots of things to do, learn and implement. Always there is a new buzzword, technology or an
interesting project to follow... Looks like I need to learn something new now: SOA and interoperability.
The interesting thing about interop is that I need to learn (not simply know the sintax of) Java and also learn what the heck is [enter your java buzzword here].
Since some application uses BEA Weblogic, I need to figure it out how lots things work. As far I can tell, learning Java (enough to build enterprise applications) it's harder than .NET. I'm not telling it's better or worse, just an integration thing... at least at the beginning.
I've already started reading some interop blogs, articles, etc... but soon I will need to apply it. Hopefuly there are some Java guys (and girls) here to catchup what I need.
I hope (but still not sure) we can use WCF, not simply WS-*... I have some experience with the WCF/WF tandem and was awesome.