Supported java products and versions

Platform API Java SDK
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I have a batch program in Java on a Windows server.
I am trying to receive data using the following API.

I would like to know about the calling program, which java products (SDK, JRE) it supports and which versions it supports.
I would like to know which java products (SDK, JRE) and versions are supported.
and supported versions of the calling program.
Where can I find this information in the manual?

＜jar＞
platform-client-v2-155.0.0.jar

＜API＞
1.Query for conversation aggregates
2.Query for flow aggregates
3.Conversation Detail query

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I found the following description, is this correct?

Java Support (genesys.com)

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Yes that is correct

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Thank you for your answer.

Let me ask an additional question.

On the page ↑.
The Release version of "Platform SDK" is
8.1.1-8.5.2 : Java SE 7
8.5+ : Java SE 8
9.0.004+ : Open JDK 11
The following is a list of the versions of the "Platform SDK".

The version to be used this time is "platform-client-v2-155.0.0.0.jar".
I don't understand the relationship between the version "155" in the file name and the Release version.

The server is "WindowsServer2016".
If I use "platform-client-v2-155.0.0.jar", what java
What java is supported?

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Are you using the Genesys Cloud Platform Client SDK or are you a Genesys Engage customer?

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Yes, I am using the Genesys Cloud Platform Client SDK.

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Hi,

The Genesys Cloud Platform Client SDK Java supports OpenJDK 8.

The the "155" or numbers in platform-client-v2-155.0.0.0.jar are for semantic versioning which uniquely identifies a particular release of the SDK.

Thanks,

Mike

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Thank you for your response.

The Genesys Cloud Platform Client SDK Java supports OpenJDK 8 .

I couldn't find which page it was on. Could you please give me the URL for reference?

The the "155" or numbers in platform-client-v2-155.0.0.0.jar are for semantic versioning which uniquely identifies a particular release of the SDK.

Understood. Thank you very much.

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Could you please answer this question?

I couldn't find which page it was on. Could you please give me the URL for reference?

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