I’m a 27 year old guy from Norway, living in my home-town Stavanger. I’m employed as a Software Engineer in Kadme, and my education (in addition to a common interest for everything with more than two buttons) is a bachelor degree in Computer Science.
28.06.2008 at 23:06:45
Hello there,
This is a pretty noob question but I can’t seem to find the answer. I recently started writing my own blog, but I’m having problems displaying code pieces. I really like the way they look on your site. Is that some kind of plugin?
Thanks in advance for your time,
Selim
29.06.2008 at 23:06:11
Hi Selim!
No questions are stupid, I guess everybody has asked that question one time
But it is not a plugin, but you wrap your text into some specific tags that automatically then render that type of view for you
The tags to use are:
You just use them like ordinary html, whatever content between those tags will be displayed like the examples you referred to in my blog. Different source code languages are supported, e.g ‘xml’ ‘java’ and so on. Have a look at this page to read more:
http://faq.wordpress.com/2007/09/03/how-do-i-post-source-code/
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01.08.2008 at 13:08:00
Hi there,
I have recently been exposed to JSON RPC. Could you provide me an explaination of the jsonrpc.js file code?
Regards
04.08.2008 at 11:08:41
Shreyasm
If you want to use json from your application, you need to invoke some javascript that is supposed to “communicate” with your java-side. You might want to set a property to a specific value for example.
To talk to your registered bean/object you need to create a JSONRpcClient in your javascript. The jsonrpc.js contains the constructor for this client, as well as internally used functions for making and sending requests, and handling responses.
Regards,
Eivind
16.01.2009 at 23:01:23
Hello Eivind:
Awesome blog. I love the way you explain. Lot of codes with explanation. I am in USA, Oklahoma. I am doing JSF (ICEfaces), Hibernate as well. I love your country. I went to Norway in 2007, Summer at Kristiansand. Girls are so HOT and I like to move there but I dont think I can afford to live in Norway.
Anyway, Keep in touch and keep writing good stuff for the community.
Best regards,
Hobi
http://www.hobione.wordpress.com
17.01.2009 at 14:01:53
Hi Hobi!
Thanks for your feedback! Really appreciated!
Yiu’re not the first one saying it’s expensive in Norway, and you’ll probably not be the last one either
But if you compare also the level of our salaries it’s not THAT bad 
I’ll have a look at your blog, cause you newer know what might spawn a great idea or two
Best Regards,
Eivind