I have pasted the code below that I use to create the object we use to send the information.

The proxy settings are set to manual for these clients.

I don't think I missed anything and I am pretty sure the proxy part is working well cause they are able to send the first chunk of data. The second and other POSTs fail.

Thanks again for any help in clarifying this,

Ron

*==============================================================================
PROCEDURE Create_Internet_Object
LPARAMETER lcObjectName, lcCreateName
LOCAL lcProxyName, lcProxyPort, lnProxyType, lcProxyUser, lcProxyPW
IF !"WWIPSTUFF"$UPPER(SET("CLASSLIB"))
	SET CLASSLIB TO .\ww\wwIPStuff ADDITIVE
ENDIF

IF ! "wwUtils"$SET("PROCEDURE")
	SET PROCEDURE TO .\ww\wwUtils ADDITIVE
ENDIF

IF ! "WWTTP"$UPPER(SET("PROCEDURE"))
	SET PROCEDURE TO .\ww\WWHTTP ADDITIVE
ENDIF

IF !EMPTY(lcObjectName) AND EMPTY(lcCreateName)
	MESSAGEBOX("Error passing parameters to Create_Internet_Object in Procfile call support.", 16)
	RETURN .F.
ENDIF

IF EMPTY(lcObjectName)
	lcObjectName = "oInternet"
	lcCreateName = "wwIPStuff"
ENDIF

RELEASE &lcObjectName.
PUBLIC &lcObjectName.

&lcObjectName. = CREATE(lcCreateName)
IF VARTYPE(&lcObjectName.) <> "O" OR ISNULL(&lcObjectName.)
	RETURN .F.
ENDIF

USE INFO ALIAS ProxyInfo IN 0 AGAIN

lnConnectionTimeout = INT(VAL(ALLT(LOOKUP(ProxyInfo.Value, "connection_timeout", ProxyInfo.Field))))
IF !EMPTY(lnConnectionTimeout)
	&lcObjectName..nConnectTimeout = lnConnectionTimeout
ENDIF

lnProxyType = INT(VAL(LOOKUP(ProxyInfo.Value, "proxy_type", ProxyInfo.Field)))
*!* RLT Added to auto detect the proxy settings
&lcObjectName..nhttpconnecttype = lnProxyType

IF lnProxyType = 3	&& Manual Setting
	*!* Get the Proxy name and Port
	lcProxyName = ALLT(LOOKUP(ProxyInfo.Value, "proxy_name", ProxyInfo.Field))

	*!* Get the port number to use.
	lcProxyPort = ALLT(LOOKUP(ProxyInfo.Value, "proxy_port", ProxyInfo.Field))
	IF !EMPTY(lcProxyPort)
		lcProxyName = lcProxyName + ":"+ lcProxyPort
	ENDIF
	&lcObjectName..cHttpProxyName = ALLT(lcProxyName)
	
	*!* Check for username and password.
	lcProxyUser = ALLT(LOOKUP(ProxyInfo.Value, "proxy_username", ProxyInfo.Field))
	IF !EMPTY(lcProxyUser)	
		&lcObjectName..cHttpProxyUserName = lcProxyUser
	ENDIF
	
	lcProxyPW = ALLT(LOOKUP(ProxyInfo.Value, "proxy_password", ProxyInfo.Field))
	IF !EMPTY(lcProxyPW)
		&lcObjectName..cHttpProxyPassword = lcProxyPW
	ENDIF

ENDIF

USE IN SELECT("ProxyInfo")

RETURN .T.

>Hi Ronald,
>
>Posting to a new URL and POSTing in general should never go to cache either on the client or server as those sort of things are not cacheable. It only applies to GETs generally.
>
>However, you might want to look into proxy settings on wwHttp to make sure the Proxy isn't interfering with you.
>
>+++ Rick ---
>
>
>
>>Hi Rick,
>
>>
>>We are using the below code to send a file up to a web server from a client and it works well for a number of client. However, we run into an issue with a few clients that have proxies. We actually upload 3 files to the same IP address but different web pages we find it sends the first file and then skips the rest of the files. Our web guy thinks it has something to do with the cache so now we send the ?nocache= TTOC(DATETIME()) in hopes it would no cache the links but, it still does.
>>
>>Is there something I can send to clear the cache before sending the file?
>>
>>Is there something I am missing anywhere :)
>>
>>

>>*** Set mode to multi-part form
>>oHttp.nHttpPostMode = 2
>>
>>*** Post a file and a regular form variable
>>*!* Who is sending the message
>>oHttp.AddPostKey("snetid", lcSnetID)
>>oHttp.AddPostKey("attach", "1")
>>oHttp.AddPostKey("fileupload", lcUploadFile, .T.)
>>
>>lcHTML = oHttp.HTTPGet(SS_HSS_DIVISIONS_SITE + "?nocache=" + TTOC(DATETIME()))
>>
>>

>>
>>
>>Thanks for the help,