The string that defines the begining boundary of our multipart transfer as defined in the w3c specs. This method also sets the Content and Ending boundaries as defined by the w3c specs.

Allows us to determine the size of the buffer used to send a piece of the file at a time out the IO stream. Defaults to 1024 * 10.

Allows us to specifiy the certificate to use for secure communications.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the file can be sent in smaller packets.

The string that defines the content boundary of our multipart transfer as defined in the w3c specs.

Allows us to specified the credentials used for the transfer.

The string that defines the ending boundary of our multipart transfer as defined in the w3c specs.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the Expect100-Continue header should be sent.

Used to change the content type of the file being sent. Currently defaults to: text/xml. Other options are text/plain or binary.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to make a persistent connection to the Internet resource.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether to pipeline the request to the Internet resource.

The data returned to us after the transfer is completed.

Allows you to specify the specific version of HTTP to use for uploads. The dot NET stuff currently does not allow you to remove the continue-100 header from 1.1 and 1.0 currently has a bug in it where it adds the continue-100. MS has sent a patch to remove the continue-100 in HTTP 1.0.

The web address of the recipient of the transfer.