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My message-queue is managed by IBM WebSphere MQ and I would like to be able to listen for new enqueued messages using a WCF service.
Each new message should trigger a call to my service with the new message as a parameter.
Do you know any way about how to create such a service and host it?
If you are using WebSphere MQ v701 or above, then you can use the WebSphere MQ Custom channel for WCF. Using the custom channel you can build and host services. You can find more details and samples here
WMQ WCF based service can be hosted as a Windows service or a standalone application. It does not yet have capability to be hosted in an IIS or Windows Application Fabric/WAS.