Hi,
In order to use the POST request method as opposed to the GET request method I used a VI set up as shown in the attached GIF.
From the front panel you need to provide values for the 3 inputs. "Bytes to read" is an arbitrarily large number that meets or exceeds the maximum number of bytes you expect as a response from your server. "Address" is just the URL of the server, e.g. "10.90.1.1" or "localhost" or "www.google.com". "Data in" is the actual request you're sending with the data included.
"Data in" would be in a format similar to everything in the quotes below (important to have 2 carriage returns to finish the request);
"
POST /phppage.php HTTP/1.1
Content-Length: ??
Host: http://www.mywebserver.com
Content-Type: application/x-www-form
-urlencoded
email=neil_m_price@hotmail.com&password=mypassword
"
For sending your data file you just have to set the requisite MIME-type and then include the file data in place of the form data in the example above.
Hope this helps,
Neil