getting content of string between two quotes

have a look at the indexOf() and substring() methods in the String class.

That will allow you to get the index of a particular char or string, and then you can put those numbers into the substring method to give you your string sans the HTML bit.

public String token(String tokens){
int a = 0;
char s = tokens.charAt(a);
String token = "";

while(s != '>' ) {
if(s == '<')
token += "";
else{
token += s ;

}
a++;
s = tokens.charAt(a);
}

Again :D
Soryy for the mistake

public String token(String tokens){
int a = 0;
char s = tokens.charAt(a);
String token = "";

while(s != '>' ) {
if(s == '<')
token += "";
else{
token += s ;

}
a++;
s = tokens.charAt(a);
}
return tokens;

another approach: pattern and matcher classes for regex. but more difficult for people who are not fammiliar to regular expressions.
For HTML parsing there is a set of classes ready made. I have attatched a simple app here that uses some of these features to extract the links, image-urls and the readable text from an HTML document.