Help on strings in java

I have a problem on Strings. I'm Reading a text file I'm getting it line by line. Is it possible to split the string like if my text file contains this line
10113932,"BERNARDO, BENITO CARLO III H.",CS-IT ,Paid
i can split it like
10113932
BERNARDO, BENITO CARLO III H.
CS-IT
Paid
and place this in an array of strings or something maybe vector. What String function should I use? Please help. Thanks!

Hi, if I'm going to use the StringTokenizer() with the delmeter of comma (,) then the tokens will be
10113932
BERNARDO
BENITO CARLO III H.
CS-IT
Paid
but i want it to be like
10113932
BERNARDO, BENITO CARLO III H.
CS-IT
Paid
where BERNARDO is still in one token with BENITO CARLO III H.
do you have any idea where this could be possible?

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Stefan Fdgersten ([email protected]):
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