Java v2: Update S3 examples of uploading from a stream of unknown size to remove use of BlockingInputStreamAsyncRequestBody
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This pull request updates two S3 code examples that show the use of
BlockingInputStreamAsyncRequestBodywhen uploading content from a stream of unknown size. It turns out that this approach is 'dangerous' according to the Java SDK team and an update was recommended.This PR also adds an one more example that uses same upload approach using the standard S3 async client with multipart enabled that users can alternatively use to upload.
There are now 3 examples using different clients.
CDD build is here.
Addresses this ticket.
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