Pass parameters to service

[Geovani de Souza]

Hello guys,

There is a way to pass parameters to my SpiceService class? E.g. I need to configure the service and that depends on user interaction, so I thought that

new SpiceManager(<Service>.class);

Could be:

new SpiceManager(<Service>.class, android.os.Bundle);

And on SpiceManager.bindToService():

...
final Intent intentService = new Intent(context, spiceServiceClass);
intentService.putExtras(android.os.Bundle);   // <<<<<
Ln.v("Binding to service.");
spiceServiceConnection = new SpiceServiceConnection();
boolean bound = context.getApplicationContext().bindService(intentService, spiceServiceConnection, Context.BIND_AUTO_CREATE);
...

[Stéphane NICOLAS]

If you need to customize your service at startup, yes, that is the only solution I see too. 

Maybe the best is ti fork RS and submit a PR. And sorry but the current pace of development is slow, RS is super stable and all team is currently out of time to make changes in RS.

S.

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