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I would like to do something like that following

@Service("${application.property}")
public class SampleClass {

similar to how we see for Value annotation

@Value("${application.property}") 
private String field;

The "${application.property}" would be taken from the application.properties file. I feel like this should be possible as the application.properties file is in memory. I have searched however and cannot find a solution. Maybe there is some secret annotation or other configuration to achieve this? Any help is appreciated

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    I would suggest to explain what do you want to achieve by specifying the bean name via property. Commented Aug 30, 2017 at 21:44
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    Check this answer: stackoverflow.com/questions/15328904/… TL;DR you cannot do it via annotations, but you could do it programatically Commented Aug 30, 2017 at 22:02
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