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Http Post in C#

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    Hi I need to upload chunk to proxy server using Http Post multipart. have two parameters ChunkId - datatype long ChunkBody- binary Please advise how to send this two parameters thru HttpWebRequest.. Thanks in advance

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      Hi I need to upload chunk to proxy server using Http Post multipart. have two parameters ChunkId - datatype long ChunkBody- binary Please advise how to send this two parameters thru HttpWebRequest.. Thanks in advance

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      Expert Coming
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      This sounds like it belongs in the C# forums

      The only way to speed up a Macintosh computer is at 9.8 m/sec/sec.

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        Hi I need to upload chunk to proxy server using Http Post multipart. have two parameters ChunkId - datatype long ChunkBody- binary Please advise how to send this two parameters thru HttpWebRequest.. Thanks in advance

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        Rojan Gh
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        Use a System.Net.WebClient object, set the Headers property values and use the UploadDataAsync() method to send file, this class also has a Proxy Property may be usable to you. :):rose:

        Sojaner!

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