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Storing BackendKeys.

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This problem is fairly generic one – how do I store backend id and backend secret in the application? As the example shows – I could hardcode the keys in the application but then anybody can who has access to the binary has complete access to the backend. To conteract that, I could create acl’s to control access to specific objects to specific users. But not really sure whether this the right way, I don’t understand – why there are two keys? if these keys are meant to be stored in the app, One key would have been sufficient. So I have to create a middle webservice which sits between the application and engio where application sends the backend id and the middle service slaps on the backend secret and sends it over to engin.io ? -A

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