Hi!

I recently found a service that was using 'identity' value for the content-encoding header when downloading a file, and this was generating a content-encoding value not supported exception. Seems that the framework only expects content-encoding to be empty (or no present?) if no decoding is needed

This seems to be an easy fix, I just needed to add to MVCFramework.RESTClient.TRESTClient.SendHTTPCommand an additional check to the line that checks that no decoding is needed:

  if Result.ContentEncoding.IsEmpty or (Result.ContentEncoding = 'identity') then
    Exit;

I am using v3.0 but I checked the current version code and I didn't find this fixed. Could you have a look? Maybe this could be needed to be added in other places on both the client and server side?

I just requested the server owner to use gzip encoding and everything worked fine, just wanted to raise the hand about this

Thanks for the nice work!