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Digest in java

 
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Please can naybody help me out...
I have one script called digest on linux when i am passing input "bharat" to it it's giving me output : "37V7Ll82wfiT28Et1miX1A==".
When i am passing that same string to my java digest class it's giving me output: "[B@3ac748".
Since i have to store that encrypted password in ldap for further authetication what is the proper way for digest please help me out?
Why the results are different?
Bharat A. Khillari
 
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For converting byte array to String try using new String(byte[]) and not toString() method. Hope it works.
 
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