CAMEL-17027 stream into buffer of configured size #11153
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Read the message body in chunks instead of reading the entire body into memory to better handle large payloads.
Introduced a new option 'buffersize' that controls how much of the message body is read for a single chunk with a default size set to 1000000, which is the same as the batchsize meaning that one chunk will be uploaded as one part.
Further PR to follow to address class thread-safety.