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Old 04-07-2011
sed
Code:
echo 'hyper link- abc:8081/xyz/2.5.6/rtyp-2.5.6.jar' |sed 's:.*/::g'

OR
Code:
p='hyper link- abc:8081/xyz/2.5.6/rtyp-2.5.6.jar'
echo ${p##*/}

 

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