If the output should be "aasija" for "abhishek.asija" as test input, the Regex pattern is defined as: ^((?i)[a-z])((?i)[a-z]+).((?i)[a-z]+)$ The breakdown of this pattern is: ^((?i)[a-z]) : Captures the first letter of the first part of the input. ((?i)[a-z]+) : Captures the remaining letters of the first part of the input. \. : Matches the literal dot separating the two parts. ((?i)[a-z]+)$ : Captures the letters of the second part of the input. what should be the replacement pattern so that required groups are sent out as output

If the the output should be aasija for the test input as abhishek.asija, what should be the replacement pattern for below regexpattern: ^((?i)[a-z])((?i)[a-z]+)\.((?i)[a-z]+)$

Abhishek Asija 0

If the output should be "aasija" for "abhishek.asija" as test input, the Regex pattern is defined as:

^((?i)[a-z])((?i)[a-z]+).((?i)[a-z]+)$

The breakdown of this pattern is:

what should be the replacement pattern so that required groups are sent out as output

Givary-MSFT 32,671 Reputation points Microsoft Employee

2024-09-17T11:24:23.0466667+00:00

@Abhishek Asija Thank you for reaching out to us, replacement pattern should be for the above mentioned requirement is \1\2\3.
Abhishek Asija 0 Reputation points

2024-09-17T11:35:14.5333333+00:00
Hi, have tried below once as replacement pattern:

\L$1$3 - \L to the output for transform to lowercase

$1$3

\1\3 &

\1\2\3

Every time the SAML response shows the output claim value exactly as the replacement pattern (refer to the attached screenshot)