To create a search job one has to
1.use the REST endpoint '/services/search/jobs'.
2.Use the POST method and include the session key as 'Authorization' in the header
3.Provide the search string in the request body.
4.A search ID will be returned as a Response.
Am i right to say these steps are necessary to create a search job?
And so does these steps apply to Java Splunk APIs?
The Java SDK is a programming interface that abstracts the underlying REST API.
So, steps 1-4 are correct , and if you use the Java SDK these will be handled for you.
Service service = new Service("myhost",8089);
service.login("user","pass"); //gets the session key, subsequent operations use this in the Authorization header
Job job = service.getJobs().create("search * | head 10"); //POST search string to /search/jobs
String searchID = job.getSid();//get search ID