Tried doing that. Didn't work.

Oh yes, it was a type. But correcting that too, didn't work, is giving me the same junk/encoded result

How do i check which format is that in response, and how do you use that information to solve the issue?

Great component, Rui. Unfortunately, because this can obly be applied at OnAfterResponse, the compound structure that us usually auto-created using the JSON Response format will not work because at the test stage it has not been decompressed. There should be a better way that OutSystems handles the auto generation of these structures. I have a very complex JSON structure and creating it manually is going to be very difficult and time consuming.  

Hi Robert,

Two thoughts: one, compressed REST response is very rare, and kinda useless, as HTTP(S) communication is typically already compressed. I've never seen compressed REST responses in the wild myself (and I've consumed a fair bit of them). So I can fully understand OS not supporting this out of the box. Two, if you already have the JSON of the response, you can use the "Add Structure from JSON..." command, which you can access via the context menu of the Structures folder in the Data tab:

As you said if the json structure is too complex to be handled by the OustSystems automatism and also too much to be written by hand, I suggest that you use some SOAP service tool such as SoapUi to assemble a clone of the service and there you can export the Json structure, which should be placed in OutSystem as Kilian shown.

Another way will be to use some site that converts the response into json.

Good luck in your task.

I remembered that if you use the test page of the component you have access to the answer, In OustSystems you will configure a new service (dummy) and put in the answer the same that you received in the test page of the component.

This new service will not work, but it will generate the structure for you to use in the original.

Good suggestion. I didn't know about this feature.

This is also a good suggestion. I'l try them both.

Thanks,
Rob

This worked for me by putting the gzip decompress action in the API OnAfterFetch, inputting the response binary, and setting the customized response text to the gzip output

It would be better if you put this question on the forum with a new post.

Put in a screenshot as well.