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I am trying to replace url with another url.

Below is the example of source url

http://sysserver01.internal.com/web/www/internal/projectwork/resources/injury-prevention-and-recovery/avoiding-injury/overview-of-running-injuries/

so this url should be replace with below url,

http://sysserver01.internal.com/var/www/html/injury-prevention-and-recovery/avoiding-injury/overview-of-running-injuries/

It means if source url comes then the part after resources in source url must be appended with /var/www/html/(and rest of part after resources in source url).

This needs to be happen with rendom set of source url that contains resources string.

I dont have enough knowldege of string manipulation. So please someone help me to solve this query. Please try to solve it in JAVA as I choose this platform for my work.

asked Jun 13, 2012 at 17:30
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  • Did you try String replace method? Commented Jun 13, 2012 at 17:34
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    "I dont have enough knowldege of string manipulation" See Manipulating Characters in a String. In future please also show more research effort, what you have tried, and make sure to ask a question. Commented Jun 13, 2012 at 17:35

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String originalUrl = "http://sysserver01.internal.com/web/www/internal/projectwork/resources/injury-prevention-and-recovery/avoiding-injury/overview-of-running-injuries";
String newUrl = originalUrl.replaceAll("web/www/internal/projectwork/resources", "var/www/html");
answered Jun 13, 2012 at 17:42
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String originalUrl = "http://sysserver01.internal.com/web/www/internal/projectwork/resources/injury-prevention-and-recovery/avoiding-injury/overview-of-running-injuries";
String newUrl = originalUrl.replace("web/www/internal/projectwork/resources", "var/www/html");
answered Jun 13, 2012 at 17:37

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According to docs.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/lang/String.html, replace takes two chars, not two Strings.
@dragon66 Ah, so it does. Java 1.5 String Documentation

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