Command to get different strings from a line in shell

I have a text file. Some of the sample lines in the file are as below

MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.SupportToolsOutput' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.ErrorNotify' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.Output' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.LogRequest' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.Router' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.ProcessMessageNextGen' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.RouteMessage' on jvm group 'JVM123' is stopped.`

I am tryng to get the output using a single shell command as

com.java.abc.SupportToolsOutput,running
com.java.abc.ErrorNotify,running
com.java.abc.Output,running 
com.java.abc.LogRequest,running
com.java.abc.Router,running
com.java.abc.ProcessMessageNextGen,running
com.java.abc.RouteMessage,stopped`

I tried using substr and awk.

I tried cat textfile.txtt|awk '{print substr($4,2,length($4)-1)}'|sed "s/'/ /g" and cat textfile.txt|awk '{ print $4,$10 }'|sed "s/'/ /g" but can't get the desired result.

Please help.

Update: If my text file is something like this

MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.SupportToolsOutput' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.

Additional thread instances: '0'
Deployed: '1/11/12 2:44 AM' in Bar file '/www/deploy/JVM123/SupportToolsOutputDEV_2012-01-11_02-44-27.bar'
Last edited: '1/10/12 5:02 PM'
UUID: 'f9a9f0cb-3401-0000-0080-b85eb6410185'
Start mode: 'Maintained'
Long description: ''
User-defined property names:
  'BackOutThreshold' = '1'
  'LogLevel' = 'ERROR'
  'MaxPerInterval' = '5'
  'NotificationInterval' = '300'
Keywords:

--------
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.ErrorNotify' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.

Additional thread instances: '0'
Deployed: '1/11/12 2:45 AM' in Bar file '/www/deploy/JVM123/ErrorNotifyDEV_2012-01-11_02-45-45.bar'
Last edited: '1/10/12 5:04 PM'
UUID: 'efcff1cb-3401-0000-0080-b85eb6410185'
Start mode: 'Maintained'
Long description: ''
User-defined property names:
  'LogLevel' = 'ERROR'
  'MaxPerInterval' = '5'

Keywords:

--------
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.Output' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.

Additional thread instances: '0'
Deployed: '1/11/12 2:46 AM' in Bar file '/www/deploy/JVM123/OutputDEV_2012-01-11_02-46-44.bar'
Last edited: '1/10/12 3:30 PM'
UUID: '1fbbf2cb-3401-0000-0080-b85eb6410185'
Start mode: 'Maintained'
Long description: ''
User-defined property names:
  'BackOutThreshold' = '1'
  'BasicAuthorization' = 'YWRtaW46cGFzc3dvcmQ='
  'LogLevel' = 'ERROR'
  'MaxPerInterval' = '5'
  'NotificationInterval' = '300'
  'ProxyAuthorization' = 'QTkwNzk2MzpnNzVuajZqcQ=='
  'isSslSecured' = 'FALSE'
Keywords:

--------
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.LogRequest' on jvm group 'JVM123' is running.

Additional thread instances: '4'
Deployed: '1/11/12 2:48 AM' in Bar file '/www/deploy/JVM123/LogRequestDEV_2012-01-11_02-48-54.bar'
Last edited: '1/10/12 4:00 PM'
UUID: '60b4f4cb-3401-0000-0080-b85eb6410185'
Start mode: 'Maintained'
Long description: ''
User-defined property names:
  'EVENTTYPE' = 'Integration_RequestSent'
  'LogLevel' = 'ERROR'
  'MaxPerInterval' = '5'
  'NotificationInterval' = '300'
  'SOARTMCompliant' = 'FALSE'
Keywords:

--------
MESS01: Java flow 'com.java.abc.Router' on jvm group 'JVM123' is stopped.

Additional thread instances: '4'
Deployed: '1/11/12 2:49 AM' in Bar file '/www/deploy/JVM123/RouterDEV_2012-01-11_02-49-32.bar'
Last edited: '1/10/12 4:10 PM'
UUID: '8d46f5cb-3401-0000-0080-b85eb6410185'
Start mode: 'Maintained'
Long description: ''
User-defined property names:
  'BackOutThreshold' = '1'
  'LogLevel' = 'ERROR'
  'MaxPerInterval' = '5'
  'NotificationInterval' = '300'
Keywords:
--------
MESS02 : Java file 'Integration.jar' on on jvm group 'JVM123'. 
Deployed: '1/11/12 2:46 AM' in Bar file '/www/deploy/JVM123/OutputDEV_2012-01-11_02-46-44.bar'
Last edited: '1/10/12 4:10 PM'
Keywords:

--------
MESS02 : Java file 'SAPAdapter.adapter' on on jvm group 'JVM123'. 
Deployed: '1/11/12 2:46 AM' in Bar file '/www/deploy/JVM123/OutputDEV_2011-11-10_22-55-55.bar'
Last edited: '1/10/14 14:55 PM'
Keywords:

And i want my output as

JVM123,/www/deploy/JVM123/OutputDEV_2012-01-11_02-46-44.bar,Integration.jar
JVM123,/www/deploy/JVM123/OutputDEV_2011-11-10_22-55-55.bar,SAPAdapter.adapter
JVM123,/www/deploy/JVM123/SupportToolsOutputDEV_2012-01-11_02-44-27.bar,com.java.abc.SupportToolsOutput,running
 JVM123,/www/deploy/JVM123/ErrorNotifyDEV_2012-01-11_02-45-45.bar,com.java.abc.ErrorNotify,running
 JVM123,/www/deploy/JVM123/OutputDEV_2012-01-11_02-46-44.bar,com.java.abc.Output,running 
JVM123,/www/deploy/JVM123/LogRequestDEV_2012-01-11_02-48-54.bar,com.java.abc.LogRequest,running
 JVM123,/www/deploy/JVM123/RouterDEV_2012-01-11_02-49-32.bar,com.java.abc.Router,stopped

Solution

This one grabs state on seeing MESS01 and prints on Deployed. It uses a simple and direct regex for field delimiter:

LC_ALL=C awk -F "[ ']" -v OFS=, '/^MESS01:/ { sub(/\.$/,""); o=$5; j=$11; s=$NF; } /^Deployed:/ { print j, $(NF-1), o, s }' textfile.txt

Tested it... and it produces what you want. Notes:

No cat was harmed in the mangling of this script. ;)
Your log looks to be all ASCII and using LC_ALL=C will likely make the script dramatically faster.
Using NF helps to avoid any issues with the date and is intuitive (in the answer, I am telling the reader that my intent in the code is to look at the last field in one case and next to last field in the other).
The reason for the sub() in MESS01 is that adding a "." in the delimiter regex would kill your object.
In the future, you may find it better to just use space for the delimiter and filter out ^'|'$ in jvm, object and path using gsub() -- in this case you would want to pass the filtering regex as a variable (due to quote confusion).

Here is a version using the gsub() mentioned in the last point:

LC_ALL=C awk -v OFS=, -v r="^'|'$" '/^MESS01:/ { o=$4; j=$8; s=$NF; gsub(r,"",o); gsub(r,"",j); sub(/\.$/,"",s) } /^Deployed:/ { p=$NF; gsub(r,"",p); print j, p, o, s }' textfile.txt