32 bit integer to byte

Hi All,
i convert 32 bit integers to bytes , and this works fine with a small problem.
when i print the bytes i get 0 for 00 and A for 0A and so on, i use the method below to put the "0" , but it isn't the best way to handle with bytes
String  tChar;
String tOut;
for(int id = 0; id < mSendByteArray.length; id++){
tChar=Integer.toHexString(mSendByteArray[id] & 0x0FF).toUpperCase();
tOut = (tChar.length() < 2 ? "0" + tChar : tChar).toUpperCase();
System.out.println(tOut);
}can anybody please help
best regards

Create an int from the bytes and format that as a hex string, adding on as many extra zeros as necessary?
You could always build up a char[8] and fill it by bit-shifting and masking your int to fill it with 0-F values. This is essentially all Integer.toHexString does and it's not so special that you couldn't just reimplement it in a utility method yourself.
Extending NumberFormat to do this would be a tidy approach but perhaps not "optimal".
Hope this helps.

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