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Platforms have been updated in f9ac106
I added a separate entry now for every major release so supported platforms are version specific. This also allows to have deep links for the respective versions.
By any chance do you know whether there are deep links for JDK 9, 10, 12, 13 and 14?
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- There is "ALL versions" tab at https://bell-sw.com/pages/downloads/?
- There is a discovery API described at https://bell-sw.com/pages/api/ , in particular see:
https://api.bell-sw.com/v1/liberica/architectures
https://api.bell-sw.com/v1/liberica/operating-systems
https://api.bell-sw.com/v1/liberica/releases?version-feature=9
https://api.bell-sw.com/v1/liberica/releases?version-feature=10
https://api.bell-sw.com/v1/liberica/releases?version-feature=12
https://api.bell-sw.com/v1/liberica/releases?version-feature=14
8,11,15 work too of course. So the API integration would be the best option.
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@dchuyko Thanks for the pointers to the API! I will use it to keep meta data up-to date.
I was asking for a web address I can link to. For example for Java 11 I can point users to https://bell-sw.com/pages/downloads/#/java-11-lts and they will see Java 11 JDKs pre-selected.
As far as I can see there is no such link e.g. for Java 12. I can only link to the "all versions" tab, correct?
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There are dynamic urls like https://bell-sw.com/pages/downloads/?version=java-9
but:
- They are not truly deep urls, the base url is the same and parameters are fed to scripts that show the selection.
- They are not guaranteed to stay working or not to change their form.
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@dchuyko Thanks! I added them for the convenience. We can update them when they change.
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