How can I do this? (InputStreamReader)

Question

Right now I have an array of URL's in a for loop and I want to sort through the html that goes through the InputStreamReader. My problem is that the stuff in the html isn't always the same. Here's some of the html that I need from one of the pages:
<a href="./?page=userinfo&id=9210&div=csi">George Zywiel "Rav"</a>(WonID: 2501550)
<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=31242&div=csi">Edward Cheung "tone-"</a> (WonID: 1635415)
<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=49410&div=csi">edwin keung "monkey"</a> (WonID: 979492)
<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=52854&div=csi">Matt Wilson "Wookie"</a> (WonID: 2093298)I used pretty much the same method to get the URLs I need into the array, but I just used substring to pick out the addresses from the html, because the html was always the same length. The problem with this, is that the link, persons name, and WonID can be any length. I need to get the WonID into a string. I was thinking I could use something like
string = line.substring(line.length()-20)and then sorting through it a charactor at a time until it hits the letter 'W' or something, but there must be a more effeciant way to do this. Any idea's? I'm stuck on this one.
    for (int k = 0; k<calTeamsURLArray.length; k++) {
      try {
        URL teamURL = new URL("http://www.caleague.com/" + calTeamsURLArray[k]);
        BufferedReader teamIn = new BufferedReader(new
          InputStreamReader(teamURL.openStream()));
        while ((line = teamIn.readLine()) != null) {
          strI = Integer.toString(k);
          GUI.txtWonId.setText(strI);
          if (line.substring(x,x).equals("WonID:")) {  //??
      } catch(Exception vv) {
    }

Answer 1

Got it working great now, but I don't understand why it cuts off the last person from each page. It cuts it off from the code you gave me.
        while ((line = teamIn.readLine()) != null) {
          strI = Integer.toString(k);
          GUI.txtWonId.setText(strI);
          int wonIdPosition = line.indexOf("WonID: ");
          if (wonIdPosition >= 0) {
            wonId = line.substring(wonIdPosition + 7, line.length() - wonIdPosition - 1); //Works perfect but cuts off end of code
            calTeamCodeArray = wonId.split("WonID: ");
            for (int z = 0; z<calTeamCodeArray.length; z++) {
              int wonIdCodePos = calTeamCodeArray[z].indexOf(")");
              GUI.txtWonIdResults.append(calTeamCodeArray[z].substring(0,wonIdCodePos) + "\n");  //Takes off code after the WonID
            GUI.txtWonIdResults.append("\n");
        }Here are the results I get from 2 of the pages using the code above:
669210
2572462
1458434
2344938
1371425
3062042
0115304372207
436068
2202973
62879
1641786
117799
2884364
872854Which is perfect, except that there should be one more ID at the bottom of both of them. Without the substring you can sort of see what it's doing:
while ((line = teamIn.readLine()) != null) {
          strI = Integer.toString(k);
          GUI.txtWonId.setText(strI);
          int wonIdPosition = line.indexOf("WonID: ");
          if (wonIdPosition >= 0) {
            wonId = line.substring(wonIdPosition + 7, line.length() - wonIdPosition - 1);
            calTeamCodeArray = wonId.split("WonID: ");
            for (int z = 0; z<calTeamCodeArray.length; z++) {
              int wonIdCodePos = calTeamCodeArray[z].indexOf(")");
              GUI.txtWonIdResults.append(calTeamCodeArray[z] + "\n");  //Took off the substring so it shows tags after the ID.
            GUI.txtWonIdResults.append("\n");
        }Here are the results of the code without the substring:
669210)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=45181&div=cso">David Yuen "RaMpAgE"</a> (
2572462)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=48385&div=cso">Blake Twigge "SUB"</a> (
1458434)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=54331&div=cso">Michael Ramirez "BLixX"</a> (
2344938)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=84847&div=cso">Josh Roussel "Jolt"</a> (
1371425)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=95830&div=cso">Enrique MOreno "kiKi"</a> (
3062042)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=108488&div=cso">richard anderson "thirdeye"</a> (
0115304372207)<br><a href="./?pa
436068)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=40375&div=cso">James Borregard "Blackfyre"</a> (
2202973)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=42803&div=cso">daniel makaveli "David Hasselhoff"</a> (
62879)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=51610&div=cso">Rich VanMarter VanMarter "reese"</a> (
1641786)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=51623&div=cso">Jeremy Clooney "CloonGoon[aTm]"</a> (
117799)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=95066&div=cso">Matthew McNamara "Alchemeron"</a> (
2884364)<br><a href="./?page=userinfo&id=97032&div=cso">Nathan Bugosh "freek"</a> (
872854)<br><a href="./?page=usI don't see how it's choosing where to be cut off, or why it's even being cut off in that area. Any idea's?