Just that you do not miss it: @cloudnutz postet a great example how to leverage the Powershell plugin to call VMware View PowerCLI cmdlets from vCO Workflows:
http://communities.vmware.com/docs/DOC-18638
Find the original post also on http://cloudnutz.com/2012/03/07/using-vmware-vco-to-manage-vmware-view/
And don’t miss some (unofficial, but don’t blame me (this time π³ ) π ) additional PowerCLI cmdlets for VMware View: http://velemental.com/2012/02/04/unofficial-advanced-vmware-view-powershell-cmdlets/
And Dear VMware View Team: Please give us a full (and documented) (and official) API!
Or even better: What about a View-Plugin for vCO?
I know a lot of customer having use-cases for it (and a lot of people having to use workarounds like this for now). Desktop-as-a-Service and Cloud Desktops need Orchestration (just to add the buzzwords for the robots π )