How to convert unicode to characters

can any one help me??? In java how can we convert the unicode representation to character and display it on textbox.
that is a function which takes as input the unicode and gives the output the corresponding character which the unicode represents and then display this character on a textarea
if any one can help me i will be thankful to him/her.
thankx
prince arora

that is a function which takes as input the unicode
and gives the output the corresponding character
which the unicode represents and then display this
character on a textareaYes, there is such functionality.
How do you get your input ?

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