Sample to send MMS with REST

Hi!
Anyone has an example how to build a POST request to send an MMS (with an image attached) with REST?
I have this on documentation but it doesn't tell me how to attach an image:
Message Part Content
*"addresses": ["URI"],<The recipient(s)>*
*"charging": {<This entire attribute is optional>*
*"description": "String",<Text to be used for information and billing>*
*"amount": "BigDecimal",<The amount to be charged>*
*"code": "String",<A charging code, from an existing contractual description>*
*"currency": "String"<A currency identifier as defined in ISO 4217 [9]>*
*"priority": "Default|Low|Normal|High", <The message priority>*
*"receiptRequest": {<This entire attribute is optional>*
*"correlator": "String",<A correlator used to connect the receipt to the inital message>*
*"endpoint": "URI",<The endpoint address to which the receipt should be delivered>*
*"interfaceName": "String"<Descriptive only, a string to identify the type of receipt>*
*"senderAddress": "String",<The sender of the MMS>*
*"subject": "String" <The subject line of the MMS>*
Thanks to all,
Raquel

hi,
attachments are just regular mime parts of multipart/form-data POST request., like the way you upload a file to a servlet.
thanks
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iOS: Troubleshooting Messages
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2755
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