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/**
     * @return The service-specific Error Code returned by S3, if an S3 response is available.
     * For example "AccessDenied", "InternalError"
     * Null otherwise.
     */

/**
     * Convenience method that uploads a file-based object to a storage service using
     * the regular {@link #putObject(String, StorageObject)} mechanism, or as a
     * multipart upload if the object's file data is larger than the given maximum
     * part size parameter.
     *
     * If a multipart upload is performed this method will perform all the necessary
     * steps, including:
     * <ol>
     * <li>Start a new multipart upload process, based on the object's key name,
     *     metadata, ACL etc.</li>
     * <li>Poll the service for a little while to ensure the just-started upload
     *     is actually available for use before proceeding -- this can take some
     *     time, we give up after 5 seconds (with 1 lookup attempt per second)</li>
     * <li>Divide the object's underlying file into parts with size &lt;= the given
     *     maximum part size</li>
     * <li>Upload each of these parts in turn, with part numbers 1..n</li>
     * <li>Complete the upload once all the parts have been uploaded, or...</li>
     * <li>If there was a failure uploading parts or completing the upload, attempt
     *     to clean up by calling {@link #multipartAbortUpload(MultipartUpload)}
     *     then throw the original exception</li>
     * </ol>
     * This means that any multipart upload will involve sending around 2 + n separate
     * HTTP requests, where n is ceil(objectDataSize / maxPartSize).
     *
     * @param bucketName
     * the name of the bucket in which the object will be stored.
     * @param object
     * a file-based object containing all information that will be written to the service.
     * If the object provided is not file-based -- i.e. it returns null from
     * {@link StorageObject#getDataInputFile()} -- an exception will be thrown immediately.
     * @param maxPartSize
     * the maximum size in bytes for any single upload part. If the given object's data is
     * less than this value it will be uploaded using a regular PUT. If the object has more
     * data than this value it will be uploaded using a multipart upload.
     * The maximum part size value should be &lt;= 5 GB and &gt;= 5 MB.
     *
     * @throws ServiceException
     */

"multipartUpload method only supports file-based objects"

// Upload object normally if it doesn't exceed maxPartSize

"Performing normal PUT upload for object with data <= "

"Performing multipart upload for object with data > "

// Ensure upload is present on service-side, might take a little time

// Allow up to 5 lookups for upload before we give up

// Bail out if we get a (relatively) unexpected exception

"Multipart upload was started but unavailable for use after "

// Will attempt to delete multipart upload upon failure.

// Apply non-canned ACL settings if necessary (canned ACL will already be applied)

"Completed multipart upload for object with a non-canned ACL"

// If upload fails for any reason after the upload was started, try to clean up.

"Multipart upload failed, attempting clean-up by aborting upload"

"Multipart upload failed and could not clean-up by aborting upload"

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