How to change HEX value to EBCDIC char

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What is the simplest way to convert HEX value to ebcdic char type in Java

e.g. The example below will return at sign but I would like to get ebcidic equivalent i.e. space char..

String hex = "40"; char c = (char) Integer.parseInt(hex, 16);

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