Umm.. just wondering.. anyone know how to do Java? Because I have some question about it.. (^^)
Anybody willing to help?

Thanks

how about you post the question and then let people answer.

Hahaha.. sorry.. Ok, I got this task to develop a program in Java that will take a HTML file, remove all the HTML tags and save just the content of the HTML file in a text file, the HTML is from a local drive.
Umm.. I'm guessing that it would be good to use replaceAll() method in this case, but I don't have any idea about regex, can someone give a quick explanation about regex? I did check the documentation, but I still couldn't really understand it.. Or perhaps any other method? Will StringTokenizer do?
Thanks man..

^^

java.util.regex package will have the regex stuff. I've never used regex in java but i doubt that it'll be different. Perl and PHP is the best for that.

this expression will remove the HTML tags as far as I know

s/<(.*?)>//gi

It will match something that starts with < and then has anything one or more times and then ends with > and ignores case

probably not the best way because it'll grab other stuff as well.

OK I'll try.. by any chance.. do you know anything about bufferedReader? where you read a file from a source? yeah.. do you know how to take the whole file as one huge string? so say I get the HTML file and make it as one huge string... instead of reading it line by line...