Hi,
I am now looking for a way to get the history of command keyed-in in the jshell. I know by using <Ctrl L>, it will displayed the history of the command in the screen..
But is there any way to put this history in a text file, so i can monitor the activity of the user when they login to jshell.

Thanks in advance

Hello,

One way out is to first of all set your COMO ON with an arbitrary file
name, then continue pressing  <Ctrl L> and at the end switch the COMO OFF
with the file name. Maybe in the morning this could be switch on which will
be unknown to the user using jshell; then later you will switch same off.

At the end ALL command keyed-in will be stored in that como name; then go
to bnk.run under "&COMO&" to pick up the name you switch on and off. Note
the file name must be the same please i.e. the como you switch on and off.

I hope this give you little relieve?

Thank you.

Regards,
rafael

On 20 March 2012 05:12, Iman Triono <iman.tri...@gmail.com> wrote:

Ralph Olapade

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There is a file in jbase directory which holds this. You can periodically back it up and monitor the same. If your a temenos client please contact their support. They shud definitely have an utility to monitor the same

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On 20-Mar-2012, at 17:12, "Iman Triono" <iman.tri...@gmail.com> wrote:

There is a jbase file that hold this information you're looking for.

Look in for the file jutil_ctrl in the tmp directory of the jbase
instalation.

With jbase 5 the information is store in record similar to this
"jutil_jsh__dev_pts_0". As you can see, the record key contains the
tty name.

in jbase 3 this information is store in record similar to this
"jsh_k_612". For this version, the key contains the jbase port number.

and i don't know for jbase 4 but it is probably the same as jbase 5.

Robert

On 20 mar, 09:12, "Iman Triono" <iman.tri...@gmail.com> wrote: