However, if you have a specific need for Java 7, you can try the following options:

1. OpenJDK 7: OpenJDK is an open-source implementation of the Java Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE). You can check if there are community-maintained builds of OpenJDK 7 available for your platform. Be cautious and ensure that you download it from a reputable source.

2. AdoptOpenJDK: AdoptOpenJDK was a popular source for obtaining pre-built OpenJDK binaries. However, they have transitioned to the Adoptium project (https://adoptium.net/) where you can find OpenJDK distributions. Check if there’s an Adoptium build for Java 7 (though it may be limited or unavailable due to the end of public support).

3. Consider Updating: If possible, it’s highly recommended to update your Java version to a more recent and supported version, such as Java 8, 11, or later. Newer versions not only offer more features and improvements but also include security updates and bug fixes.