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Hey, this should work as several Fortune 500 companies approached UMR about setting up this program two years ago. The implimentation has been somewhat irregular as any new program normally is. Most of the courses and instructers have been very good, and I have been trying to fill my general...

The rough work around would be to use your original cast to a char and add a line that recasts the char to another variable of the type String. oneByte = (char)fis.read(); strOneByte = (String)oneByte;

I am enrolled at the University of Missouri-Rolla in a new degree plan called BS in Information Science and Technology that is a hybrid of computer science and a business degree. In fact the required courses create a minor in business automaticly. This degree is envisioned as a middle management...

The problem you are running into is that Java has the primitive variable type char and an object reference variable type String. The Integer.parseInt() will work with a string of any length but not a char, so cast oneByte to a String instead of a char and this should work.