Add Support for @BeanParam to feign-jaxrs
See original GitHub issue@BeanParam
is useful for taking a request like client().objects().list(0, 10, "My Objects", null)
and allowing for a more fluent client like client().objects().list(new ListRequest().query("My Objects"))
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Keeping feign light is great thing to permanently strive for. That said, as a heavy user of JAX-RS(100s of resources), adding support for @BeanParam will put Feign in a place where 90-95% of use cases are satisfied.
+1 for core support of @BeanParam
Closing in favor of https://github.com/Qualys/feign-jaxrs