java - MD5 Hashing returning different output than expected -

I'm adding lamp using JDBC and I got word LondonWeight divided into pieces using a MD5 password is required to check the input password against then I store on a MySQL database, ie Lndnwait to see whether they match. Though my Java code in a separate production words hashing

MySQL Hash: 1274d1c52d7a5a9125bd64f1f9a26dce

Java hash: 132310771724320562704545645352563257040366

Here is my hash code: < / p>

  private string hashPass (with string) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException {MessageDigest mdEnc = MessageDigest.getInstance ( "MD5"); MdEnc.update (pass.getBytes (), 0, pass.length ()); String MD5 = new BigIntega (1, MDACDeGest ()). Tosting (8); // Encrypted Returns MD5; }   
 It definitely enters the string into the text box because I print it on the terminal so that I can check it. Any idea why it gives a different output? I understand there bytes in a different way to hashes or something?   
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 are currently converting to hash. Octal in Java, while MySQL version in hex  
 This is the first problem, but also:  
 
 appears your MySQL hash  33  The letter, which has a lot of data for MD5 hash in Hex. There is something strange going on there  
 I do not use  BigInteger  anyway to change a byte array in Hex. It's not that what's the use of Apache Commons codec for HEX conversion or  designed  something, for example, in this way, you'll get the appropriate leading zodiac which is  BigInteger  Press  
 Your current code considers a single byte per character  
 Your current code assumes that the default character encoding is appropriate; I  always vulnerable to use   String.getBytes  I  
 MD5 password hashing; If you can possibly     then update to a more appropriate hash