Hi!

You can use standard regular expression syntax here (the Java flavor). Simply 
anchor the regex at the end of the string.

/(\w+)$ <smb:///(/w+)$>

That should do the trick, you can verify in the extractor builder.

cheers,
-k

> On 12 Sep 2015, at 20:02, Sriranga Kulkarni <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I want to extract the last field of the message . For example if i have 
> message as below 
> 
> /api/provider/brand  - In this case i want the field to be 'brand' 
> 
> but the message format may differ in the above example it has 3 parameters i 
> want the 3rd but there will be messages where there will be 4 parameters so i 
> am looking for expression which captures last field irrespective of how many 
> parameters it has it should start from last and capture the field starting 
> from last
> 
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