Invoke a Jenkins job from VMware Orchestrator

InvokeJenkinsJobFromVcoNoParams.js

var jenkinsPollingIntervalMS = 1000;
var buildURL = "";
var buildResult = null;

/*
    Create the request object. The two paramaters are:-
     - An array of values for the URL template paramaters. We have none, so this is null
     - Any content for POST or PUT operations. Ours is a GET, so this is also nulll
*/
var objRESTRequest = generateCatFact.createRequest(null,null);
// Execute the REST operation
var objRESTResponse = objRESTRequest.execute();
System.debug("Status code: " + objRESTResponse.statusCode);
// The location property gives us the URL of the queue item
System.debug("Location: " + objRESTResponse.getAllHeaders().get("Location"));

// Wait for job to be queued by looking for an "executable" property on the response
while (buildURL === ""){
    var url = objRESTResponse.getAllHeaders().get("Location") + "api/json";
    var urlObject = new URL(url);
    result = urlObject.getContent() ;
    //System.debug(result);
    var objResult = JSON.parse(result);
    if (objResult.hasOwnProperty("executable")){
        System.debug(objResult.executable.url);
        buildURL = objResult.executable.url;
    }
    System.sleep(jenkinsPollingIntervalMS);
}

// Now that the job's queued, we need to wait for it to be completed
while (buildResult === null){
    url = buildURL + "api/json";
    var urlObject = new URL(url);
    var result = urlObject.getContent() ;
    var objResult = JSON.parse(result);
    System.debug(result);
    System.debug("Build result:" + buildResult);
    buildResult = objResult.result;
    System.sleep(jenkinsPollingIntervalMS);
}

url = objResult.url + "consoleText";
var urlObject = new URL(url);
result = urlObject.getContent();
// The result is the actual console output.
System.log(result);
System.debug("Build Result: " + buildResult);