Trying to look for a href links, then pass it as an array, is this right?

Question

import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.applet.Applet;
import java.util.*;
public class ListFiles{
     String httpAddress;
     String Urls[] = new String[10];
     char singleChar;
     int counter = 0;
     public ListFiles(){
     httpAddress = TodSource.getTextField();               
     ReadSource();     
     //TodSource.setLabelProgress("");
     public void ReadSource() {
          URL url;
          BufferedReader input;
          String line;
          StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();
          try{
               url = new URL(httpAddress);
               input = new BufferedReader( new InputStreamReader(url.openStream() ) );
               TodSource.setLabelProgress("Loading...");
               while( ( line = input.readLine() ) != null )
                    buffer.append(line).append('\n');
               input.close();
               LookForLinks(buffer);
          catch(MalformedURLException mal){
               TodSource.setLabelProgress("Invalid URL format.");
          catch(IOException io){
               TodSource.setLabelProgress(io.toString());
     private void LookForLinks(StringBuffer buffer) {
          int compareInt = 0;
          String delimiter = new String("<a href=");
          String stringFromBuffer = buffer.toString();
          StringTokenizer tokens = new StringTokenizer(stringFromBuffer, delimiter, true);
          while(tokens.hasMoreTokens()){
          String link = tokens.nextToken();
          compareInt = link.compareToIgnoreCase(delimiter);
          String letter= null;
               if(compareInt == 0){
               StringReader Reader = new StringReader(link);
                    try{
                    letter = String.valueOf(Reader.read());
                    catch(IOException io){
                    io.toString();
                    if( letter.equals("\"") ){                              
                         try{
                         letter = String.valueOf(Reader.read());
                         catch(IOException io){
                         io.toString();
                         LinkFound(link);
                    }else{
                         LinkFound(link);
               }else{;}
          TodSource.SendArrays(Urls);
     private void LinkFound(String link) {
          StringReader Reader = new StringReader(link);
          String Reading = null;
          StringBuffer UrlBuffer = null;
          try{
          Reading = String.valueOf(Reader.read());
          catch(IOException io){
          io.toString();
          while(Reading != "\"" || Reading != ">")
          UrlBuffer.append(Reading);
          try{
          Reading = String.valueOf(Reader.read());
          catch(IOException io){
          io.toString();
          if(counter<10)
          Urls[counter] = UrlBuffer.toString();
          else{;}
          ++counter;
seems like it compiles but doesnt display right?
my main class has this to receive code
public static String UrlList[] = new String[10];
//bunch of code
public static void SendArrays(String[] Urls){
     UrlList = Urls;     
}

Answer 1

I think everything that you'll need is in the String class.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/java/lang/String.html
indexOf(String str) will return the starting index of a string inside of another string.
so.... "<a href=" is 8 characters long so you find the starting index of the search string inside of the string being searched ok? Then you add 8 to that index and that should put you just after the equals. then make another string to hold the URL temporarily and construct the temp URL string with stringBringSearched.substring(<index of href tag> + 8)
that string may have garbage at the end of it so I will leave it to you to clean that up.
Now your temp URL string is rnow eady to make an actual URL class.