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Dear, for that there's one and only one way to use StringTokenizer carefully... Also try with jaxp (Java for XML) it might be helpful to u. > Friends, > I have a requirement where I want to strip off all the HTML tags from a web-page, which is read from the WWW. Say as an example, I want to read web-page http://www.yahoo.com in a Java object perhaps by using ===>
> Now I want to strip of all the HTML tags which are in Object o. How to do this ? > Regards,
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