Not immediately. The approach for .NET 1.0 was to provide access to theexisting COM+ services (through an interop layer) rather than replace the
services with native .NET ones. Various tools and attributes were provided to
make this as painless as possible. Over time it is expected that interop will
become more seamless – this may mean that some services become a core
part of the CLR, and/or it may mean that some services will be rewritten as
managed code which runs on top of the CLR.
For more on this topic, search for postings by Joe Long in the archives – Joe
is the MS group manager for COM+. Start with this message:
http://discuss.develop.com/archives/wa.exe?A2=ind0007&L=DOTNET&P=R6
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