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Following is an example of the entire multipart object uploading POST process, using CURL (with line breaks for ease of reading). 

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1. Start the upload with a 0-byte POST. Set the encoding (&encoding=2:1) if there is no default encoding or you need a non-default setting:

   Initiate the upload

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   curl -i "${cluster}/ ?uploads" -XPOST

2. In the response, locate the headers for the UploadID and the Content-UUID, which is the new object being created:

   Returned headers

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   Castor-System-UploadID: c88fe8a5daf98f7ce84dc4947238f5c1d0b0b42b8ce464e4566cc2c080ecf401d0b0b42b8ce464e4566cc2c080ecf4010P Content-UUID: c88fe8a5daf98f7ce84dc4947238f5c1

3. Write the first part using the UploadID and Content-UUID and partNumber=1:

   Upload the first part

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   curl -i "${cluster}/c88fe8a5daf98f7ce84dc4947238f5c1 ?partNumber=1 &uploadid=c88fe8a5daf98f7ce84dc4947238f5c1d0b0b42b8ce464e4566cc2c080ecf401d0b0b42b8ce464e4566cc2c080ecf4010P" -XPOST --data-binary "part 1 data"

   Use the Content-UUID returned by this post in the manifest to complete the upload.

4. Start the second part using the UploadID and Content-UUID and partNumber=2:

   Upload the second part

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   curl -i "${cluster}/c88fe8a5daf98f7ce84dc4947238f5c1 ?partNumber=2 &uploadid=c88fe8a5daf98f7ce84dc4947238f5c1d0b0b42b8ce464e4566cc2c080ecf401d0b0b42b8ce464e4566cc2c080ecf4010P" -XPOST --data-binary "part 2 data"

   Use the Content-UUID returned by this post in the manifest to complete the upload.

5. Complete the upload with the UploadID and a part manifest:

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