How to uncompress the HTTP body(gzipped) in AMFConnection

I experienced a problem while using AMFConnection in a client program. Usually it works fine, but some time it throws exception that says "unsupported amf version......", something like that. After analysis, I noticed the response body from server is gzipped. Hence it causes AMFConnection deserialize failure. Is there way to decompress the HTTP body before deserialization.

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