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I need to start an ETL job configured in Autosys from an external java application. I heard that there is Rest End point to do it. has anyone implemented this, can you share sample code or links? this would be very helpful. <br />
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I need to start an ETL job - infomatica job configured in AUTOSYS. This has to be done programmatically by consuming REST ENDPOINT of AUTOSYS from a Java application. Any help is highly appreciated.
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I need to start an ETL job configured in Autosys from an external java application. I heard that there is Rest End point to do it. has anyone implemented this, can you share sample code or links? this would be very helpful. 

I need to start an ETL job - infomatica job configured in AUTOSYS. This has to be done programmatically by consuming REST ENDPOINT of AUTOSYS from a Java application. Any help is highly appreciated.

Autosys webservice endpoint to external system  to start a  job

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