Service Naming using Regex

[bill_scheuernst]

I am stumped!  I am trying to setup a service naming rule using the Detected Service Name.  In this case, I would only like the bolded text - (/mothership).  How do I extract only this word using Regex?

I have tried -

• ^[a-zA-Z0-9]*+
• \/(?>.+)

For these attempts, I get close, but still have varying results.  I want to remove the slash and the () and only have the word. 

What I really want is this...

Detected Service Name - "Default Web Site:80 (/mothership)" >>>>> "mothership"

{Service:DetectedName]

Web Request Service; .NET

Detected service name contains regex

[ChadTurner]

While this is very primitive, you could try (..........).$ but then again that would be static on the number of characters 

[dave_mauney · Accepted solution]

Have you considered just skipping the regex entirely and using the {Service:WebContextRoot} placeholder?

You could then remove the slash with regex if really needed...

[bill_scheuernst]

While a good answer, this solution doesn't completely solve the problem.  I'd like to clean up the default name which includes ":80 (/app)" or ":80, :443 (/app)", etc. and only have the name of the app pool or web request service.  The goal here is to clean up these extraneous characters as they are being imported into ServiceNow.

[ryan_ott · Accepted solution]

What output are you looking for specifically? Can you provide another example? This screenshot shows a preview of how Dave's rule above would work - does this not match your initial request? 

[bill_scheuernst]

Solution works.