Jurgen Postelmans has just posted a clear and concise example of using an Enterprise Services class with the Windows Communication Framework (forever "indigo") integration. He also mentions the method exclusion that we're adding for Beta 2 to address a specific customer concern. I'll note the complete set of  Beta 2 changes in an upcoming post.

While I'm at it I should definitely mention Paul Fallon's fine series of "Going for a walkabout with - VB6, COM, COM+, Transactions and Indigo" articles on integration. Over a series of 5 posts he discusses his experiences (he is a technical consultant in Ireland) of the real-world motivations for integration. He takes a vintage piece of Visual Basic 5 MTS code (circa 1998) and generates a corresponding WCF service with little effort - no C# required.

The last article, that I should have posted about a while ago, is Christian Weyer's example code from his TechEd 2005 session "My Home is My Castle: Hosting and Running Your .NET Applications". You may need a bit of context about the session but his very cool final advanced demo showed hosting a persistent WSE TCP endpoint in-process with a COM+ application (no DCOM required) using an initialization component. For those of you with a fairly deep understanding of the COM+ Integration feature of Indigo (that definitely includes Christian), let's just say that there are certain "similarities" in approach.