The file reference value resolver is used in the Content to show parameter to provide the file as 'Content' (Content):

• The static text in the File path parameter refers to the root directory for the File manager in which the file is stored.

The return value of the Session information value resolver is defined here directly as Content to show.

The string image of the entity is then output (see right).

►NOTE◄ The results obtained are not particularly useful when it comes to gaining insights into the session.

4:de.lobster.scm.authentication.SessionInformation@a8a42e83

In order that the information contained in the 'Session information' object can be examined in the browser tab, the Session information value resolver is linked here with an Object to JSON resolver.

As Content to show, we receive quite an extensive text that describes the 'Session information' object in JSON format in detail and thus makes it readable (see extract on the right).

►NOTE◄ The Object to JSON resolver provides the JSON image directly as text, which is output as Content to show directly in the browser tab.

With the more complex configuration variant below, the browser can also be 'notified' that the text (String) describes a JSON structure. If the browser supports this, a more useful formatting of the view is then obtained (see bottom right).
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{
	"class": "de.lobster.scm.authentication.SessionInformation",
	"additionalData": {
		"\u0022$integrationClientId$\u0022": "-1",
		"\u0022welcomeTooltip\u0022": "Karola(1901)\nSuper user limited\nXflow AG (1902)",
		"\u0022welcomeText\u0022": "Ms. Karola",
		"\u0022apiUser\u0022": false,
		"\u0022parentCompanies\u0022": {
			"class": "list",
			"data": [
				{
					"class": "java.lang.Long",
					"value": "702"
				},
...

• The concatenation of the Session information and JSON to object event actions shown in the previous variation is used here as a value configuration (right) in an assignment to the Property body of a 'Content' (Content) object, which we can create on-the-fly as a Content to show value using the Create instance with values resolver.
  
  

• This procedure allows us to define the Property mediaType for the 'Content' (Content) in addition to the body. Assigning the type application/json as static text means that the body is no longer displayed as plain text, but is specifically 'interpreted' by the browser – e.g. as shown on the right:
  
  

  • The organization of the JSON structure is made clearer by using colours and indentation.

  • Elements can be collapsed and expanded in a nested structure.

  • A search/filter function simplifies searches in the structure.

►NOTE◄ In the same way as this example, an XML string (e.g. from the XML export resolver) can be linked with the type text/xml so that it is displayed in a structured way, provided this is supported by the browser.