Chinese characters in Jdeveloper 11g

I use Jdev 11g to create ADF application to access the BPM standalone 10g.
The userID is in Chinese characters and using it can login BPM.
In Jdeveloper 11g, if I use the following code, it shows error and change the Chinese characters to mess code: "??".
How to show the Chinese characters correctly?
Thanks.
------------------------------------java code--------------------------------------------------
String ss="用户"; // 用户 is Chinese characters
String ss2=new String(ss.getBytes("ISO-8859-1"),"GBK");
System.out.println("1111111111=用户="+ss2);
------------------------------------error message--------------------------------------------
1111111111=??=??

Project properties - compiler , check the encoding value.

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