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HTTP POST - I'm stuck

I need to send some parameters to a URL outside my network, and the developers on the other hand asked me not to use HTTP parameters: instead, I should publish my key values ​​in HTTP headers .

The thing is, I really don’t understand what they mean: I tried to use an ajax-like record with XmlHttp objects, and also tried to write something like in the header

Request.Headers.Add(key,value);

but I can not (exception from the framework); I tried the opposite using a Response object like

Response.AppendHeader("key", "value");

and then redirect to the page ... but that doesn't work either.

Obviously, I think I'm stuck there, any help?

EDIT I forgot to tell you that my environment is .Net 2.0, C #, on Win server 2003. With the exception I received

System.PlatformNotSupportedException was unhandled by user code
  Message="Operation is not supported on this platform."
  Source="System.Web"

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