> +
> + // Create a container
> + final String containerName = UUID. randomUUID().toString() +
> "_interruptionExample";
> + blobstore.createContainerInLocation(null, containerName); // Create a
> vault
> +
> + // Create a blob
> + ByteSource payload = ByteSource.wrap("data".getBytes(Charsets.UTF_8));
> + Blob blob = blobstore.blobBuilder("ignored") // The blob name is
> ignored in Glacier
> + .payload(payload)
> + .contentLength(payload.size())
> + .build();
> +
> + // Put the blob in the container
> + final String blobId = blobstore.putBlob(containerName, blob);
> +
> + // New thread
Is explicit thread management of this kind still "good style"? I thought the
idea was to use executors for all this kind of stuff?
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