How to get Special Characters from request

Hi,
I have one textarea in my jsp.
I am entering '123' in that textarea and submiting the form to the servlet.
in the servlet i am using request.getParameter to get the value in the textarea.
But it was showing
'123'
What is the prbolem..
Thanx for giving the solution
Message was edited by:
praveen_nag

document.main_form.method="post";
               document.main_form.action="CMGC_cREPORT_GEN_ENTRY?mid=<%=lStrhidMid%>&rootID=<%=lStrRootId%>";
               document.main_form.hidMode.value="3";
               document.main_form.submit();
through this im submiting the form to the servlet.
in servlet i am calling
lStrSqlStmt = UTIL_COMMON.fnGetValue(req.getParameter("SQL_STMT"));
SQL_STMT is my text area name....
In the text area i entered '123'
but when i am pringing lStrSqlStmt
it was showing &#039;123&#039;
Thanx for u reply.

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