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how to extract from java.lang

GreeshmaV
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My events look like this
TYP=ERR, TS1=1423574799157, TS2=1423574799157, CMP=PUR, EDESC=Unknown Host
java.lang.Exception: Validation failed: input param is NULL
LogClient.java:39)

How to extract from java.lang.Exception to the end of the event using regular expression

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thomrs
Communicator

Off the top of my head something like this

(?i)java.lang.Exception:\s?<field>(.+)$
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cpetterborg
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

This works for my data (YMMV) at search time:

"java.lang.Exception" | rex field=_raw "(?ms)java.lang.Exception(?P<exception>.+)"
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thomrs
Communicator

add (?ms) on the beginning - the s is dotall, and the m is multi-line.

 (?ms)java.lang.Exception:\s?<field>(.+)
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GreeshmaV
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its multiline event

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Is that the entire event? I ask because of the mis-matched paren. Is it a single-line or multi-line event?

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