Got me :-)
To my surprise your code does indeed add the MIME header stuff, even on the
.NET Framework for Windows. So I went back to my real application code to
check this out. I found the difference is that we are using "PUT" and not
"POST" as the HTTP method.
If you change your line to
wc.UploadFileAsync (new Uri ("http://127.0.0.1:9000/";), "PUT",
"uploadfile.cs", evt);
then .NET for Windows does no longer add the MIME headers. Whereas, Mono
still does.
Cheers,
Andreas
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