Like:

@FeignClient(url=''somethindynamic')
public class MyClient{

    @RequestMapping(path="somethingDynamic")//someway to put url here? <<
    void call()
}

Comment From: spencergibb

putting a full url in the @RequestMapping doesn't make much sense. I believe that they both support placeholders as well (ie ${my.prop}).

Comment From: LucasHCruz

I want to use with quartz.. so my basejob will call an Url for real job service...

The job data contain the Url that I want to pass to Feign

Em Sex, 11 de nov de 2016 18:02, Spencer Gibb notifications@github.com escreveu:

putting a full url in the @RequestMapping doesn't make much sense. I believe that they both support placeholders as well (ie ${my.prop}).

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Comment From: mikehfaber

Is there a way to do this?

One use case is if I want to call a Spring actuator endpoint, but I want to call it for multiple services. Each service sits at its own hostname, and eg. we want to make a health check call to each one.

My use case isn't that exactly, but there's an endpoint that's the same for multiple services, and I want to decide which one I want to call at runtime. Each service has its own hostname.

Comment From: spencergibb

@mikehfaber not with @FeignClient. That's not really the use case for feign. It's generally tied to a single host (or a group of hosts that are the instances of the same service). You'd have to write a bunch of custom code (I'm sure it could be done), but it would be simpler and more straight forward to use RestTemplate or WebClient in that case.

Comment From: kinggggg

now i can use placeholder ie ${my.prop} That‘s cool！