WCF+EntLib3: Getting started

In addition to the WCF+EntLib3 validation and exception handling posts at Guy Burstein's blog/CodeProject, this info from David Hayden's blog about logging should get you started:

• A new EntLibLoggingProxyTraceListener class. This trace listener is designed to be used in WCF’s System.ServiceModel trace source, which is configured within the <system.diagnostics> section. This trace listener receives WCF messages logged to this trace source, wraps them in an XmlLogEntry class, and forward them to the Logging Application Block where it can be processed according to the application block configuration.
• A new XmlLogEntry class, which derives from LogEntry but includes a new Xml property that preserves the original XML data provided by WCF.
• A new XmlTraceListener class, which derives from the .NET XmlWriterTextWriter class. This class can extract XML data from an XmlLogEntry class

In short, attributes and the interceptor mechanisms of WCF are used to integrate EntLib3 features for validation and exception handling, while logging is just another trace listener. You'll need to understand how to configure all three application blocks to make the WCF integration work. I recommend using the EntLibConfig.exe tool to configure the EntLib3 stuff, and the SvcConfigEditor.exe tool to configure WCF tracing wrt logging. The WCF toolbox is included in the .NET3 SDK.

That is all I have managed to find regarding the WCF features of EntLib3. The online MSDN docs contains mostly "new WCF features added to the ____ Application Block" statements and no code samples.