How to read a file name and send it a particular reciever

Hi,
I have a scenario, where i am receiving a a file and based on the file name i have to decide who is the receiver and send it to that particular receiver.I do not have to do any mapping.
can someone suggest me how can I achieve this.
Thanks in advance.

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