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I'm using Spring, Eureka and Ribbon. I want to change the refresh interval for ribbon. While reading the documentation, I found out that I should set the following property:

my-service.ribbon.ServerListRefreshInterval=99999
However, it doesn't help because when I create a load balancer, Spring uses the following constructor 
   public DynamicServerListLoadBalancer(IClientConfig clientConfig, IRule rule, IPing ping, 
        ServerList<T> serverList, ServerListFilter<T> filter) {
    this(
            clientConfig,
            rule,
            ping,
            serverList,
            filter,
            new PollingServerListUpdater()
And this constructor doesn't use my property. 
I had a look at this topic : How to override the ribbon.serverListRefreshInterval default value in Spring Cloud Ribbon?
The problem is related to this bug : ribbon.ServerListRefreshInterval ignored #1304.
The bug has been solved in spring-cloud-netflix 1.3.0.RC1 on March 2017 .
You are using Spring Cloud Camden.SR7 which uses Spring Cloud Netflix 1.2.7.RELEASE, where the bug wasn't fixed yet.
Either force the use of spring-cloud-netflix 1.3.0 or above, or switch to a Spring Cloud version that contains this kind of dependency, e.g Spring Cloud Edgware.SR2 (Maven repo) which uses Spring Cloud Netflix 1.4.3.RELEASE 
                Thank you. It's help me, but now the clientConfig doesn't see  my-service.ribbon.ServerListRefreshInterval property? Can you help with this problem? I can fix it with use   ConfigurationManager.loadPropertiesFromResources("sample-client.properties"); but I think that this is not a good way
– Иван Гладуш
                Feb 20, 2018 at 14:30
                Maybe you could try a version of Spring Cloud nearest to Camden.SR7, maybe Dalston.RELEASE (Maven : mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.springframework.cloud/…) which uses Spring Cloud Netflix 1.3.0 : spring.io/blog/2017/04/12/spring-cloud-dalston-released
– Arnaud
                Feb 20, 2018 at 15:01
        
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