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You need to use a StringTokenizer with a comma as the field separator. &nbsp;Check it out here:<br />
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How to break a String into tokens with the StringTokenizer class<br />
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You need to use a StringTokenizer with a comma as the field separator.  Check it out here:

How to break a String into tokens with the StringTokenizer class
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Convert string like &quot;abc,etc,sdq,sds,dse&quot; to an array of 5 strings using java?
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Convert string like "abc,etc,sdq,sds,dse" to an array of 5 strings using java?

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