Starting a service

You can start your service by creating its instance, and calling invoke() API. You can also pass additional resources to your service by using below Resource APIs:

• Android:addResource(key_of_your_resource, your_resource) | iOS:addResource:key_of_your_resource resource:your_resource | Windows:AddResource(key_of_your_resource, your_resource) | JavaScript:addResource(key_of_your_resource, your_resource): Using this API you can add additional resources to your service.

• Android:containResource(key_of_your_resource) | iOS:containResource:key_of_your_resource | Windows:ContainResource(key_of_your_resource) | JavaScript:containResource(key_of_your_resource): Using this API you can check whether resource exists with service or not.

Android Sample: Adding Resource

    Lession lession = new Lession();
    lession.addResource(key_of_your_resource, your_resource);
    lession.invoke();

iOS Sample: Adding Resource

    Lession *lession = [[Lession alloc] init];
    [lession addResource:key_of_your_resource resource:your_resource];
    [lession invoke];

Windows Sample: Adding Resource

    Lession lession = new Lession();
    lession.AddResource(key_of_your_resource, your_resource);
    lession.Invoke();

JavaScript Sample: Adding Resource

            /** Starting a Service Sample **/

    var lession = new Lession();
    lession.addResource(key_of_your_resource, your_resource);
    lession.invoke();

            /** Starting a Service Async Sample **/

    var lession = new Lession();
    lession.addResource(key_of_your_resource, your_resource);

    var callback = new Callback();
    callback.onSuccess = function() {

    }

    lession.invokeAsync(callback);