Loosing prefixed zeros in byte to hexa conversion

hi,
i am using:
Integer.toHexString(byte & 0xff) to convert from byte to hexadecimal.
if the byte has zeros prefixed , they are being lost.
ie. if the byte is 02 i get only 2. but i need the 02 as a whole.
how can i correct this.
10q.

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