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Get domain name from URL in android

Sample Code:

String url="http://sports.in.msn.com/football-world-cup-2014/world-cup-animals-5";

String hostName=getDomainName(url);

private CharSequence getDomainName(String shareURL) throws URISyntaxException {
   URI uri = new URI(shareURL);
   String domain = uri.getHost();
    return domain;
}
above method return host name from given URL.

You can get more from URL using below methods.
uri.getProtocol();
uri.getAuthority();
uri.getHost();
uri.getPort();
uri.getPath();
uri.getQuery();
uri.getFile();

Output:

protocol = http
authority = sports.in.msn.com
host = sports.in.msn.com
port = -1
path = /football-world-cup-2014/world-cup-animals-5
query = null
filename = /football-world-cup-2014/world-cup-animals-5
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