Use string as url

Hello,
I�m looking for a help. I�m creating a GUI in Java Studio creator 2 and I need to comunicate with ArcIms. I have prepared URL adress with parameter as a string and I need tu use it as a start page.
String url_1 = .....164.10.161/website/olk_hzs/viewer.htm?ActiveLayer=77&Query=KOD_OBCE%3D%27";
String url_2 = "%27&QueryZoom=Yes";
Object obec = null;
obec = obceDataProvider2.getValue("KOD_OBCE");
String odkaz = url_1 + obec + url_2;
I�m starting a web browser using Runtime.getRuntime() I have no problem with starting the browser, but the start page is the same as a page where I placed a hypertext.
Thanks for any help.
Regards Kamil

I trying but it doesnt work. Is this code ok?
String command = "C:\\Program Files\\Internet Explorer\\IEXPLORE.EXE + odkaz";
Runtime r = Runtime.getRuntime();
Process proc = r.exec(command);
"odkaz" is string - I cant use url because I am using a query to create it and when I trying to create url I ahve an error incompatible types

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