I have trouble finding a better headline, so forgive me please.
I basically have two classes, a service similar to this:

@Service
public class CharacterService {
    @Autowired
    private SimpMessagingTemplate websocket;

    @Autowired
    ArtifactsClient artifactsClient;
    public void bringWoodToBank(String characterName) {
        ....            
        new DepositTask(character, deposit, artifactsClient, websocket, this);
        }
    }

and

public class DepositTask implements Task {

            Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(DepositTask.class);

        private final ArtifactsClient artifactsClient;

        private final SimpMessagingTemplate websocket;

        private final CharacterService characterService;

        private de.sveri.artifactsmmo.entities.Character character;

        private Deposit deposit;

        public DepositTask(de.sveri.artifactsmmo.entities.Character character, Deposit deposit,
                ArtifactsClient artifactsClient, SimpMessagingTemplate websocket, CharacterService characterService) {
            this.character = character;
            this.deposit = deposit;
            this.artifactsClient = artifactsClient;
            this.websocket = websocket;
            this.characterService = characterService;
        }
}

As you can see, I am passing in two autowired services into DepositTask. I am unable to make DepositTask itself a @Service, as I need to pass in different parameters, that are available during runtime only.

Is there a spring / boot pattern, that allows me to autowire the services in DepositTask itself or a different one, that enables me to mix and match constructor parameters, so that I can pass in injectable parameters and non injectable parameters?