The example I have always used, which seems to be the most comprehensive public example, is SOA'izing MSMQ and WCF .
However, this is not dead-base. You need to understand both WCF and MSMQ before you really understand what is going on.Assuming you have a reasonable understanding of WCF, I would suggest you create your own example. Essentially, you create the underlying WCF service, but you change the binding from HTTP to MSMQ.
For the WCF inner class, do a demo of the http-based WCF service. Do you really need a demonstration of the various bindings? Although the MSMQ binding works the same way, it is "harder" than the HTTP binding.
edit: I found another good sample from Dennis van der Stelt called WCF and MSMQ . It covers a specific MSMQ configuration in a simple step.
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