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User a service bus to connect to debug remove event receivers.

I was trying to follow Kirk Evans blog http://blogs.msdn.com/b/kaevans/archive/2014/02/26/attaching-remote-event-receivers-to-lists-in-the-host-web.aspx on how to create and debug a remote event receiver. I get to the point where one uses a service bus, I created the service bus got the connection string. But I got this error @"Error 1
        CorrelationId: e47f76f0-ea2f-4e47-a663-11551dce10aa
        ErrorDetail: The remote event receiver callout failed.
        ErrorType: Transient
        ErrorTypeName: Intermittent
        ExceptionMessage: There was no endpoint listening at [ServiceBus++Url]/AppEventReceiver.svc that could accept the message. This is often caused by an incorrect address or SOAP action. See InnerException, if present, for more details.
        Source: Common
        SourceName: Common App Deployment


I have tried to connect to the url in the browser an states that the service is available. After some searching, I found this blog http://nickwilliams.net/2014/10/30/remote-event-handlers-in-o365-azure-part-5-setup-the-windows-azure-service-bus-post-august-2014/. Following this worked. So to me it looks like it only works with the ACS connection string, and that you need to set up the service bus using PowerShell.

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