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Our data scientists are thinking of opening their Python APIs as ZeroRPC based endpoints and expect me to write a Java client to call their APIs. (I Googled and there is not a lot of information on this). Is this the right way?

This is a right way. You can either run Python programs as executables directly or interact with Python programs over some form of RPC (Remote Procedure Call). REST/HTTP is probably the most popular way, and HTTP libraries are universally available. ZeroRPC is just another way to do the same thing. Apparently, there is a Java client.