Setting font on the oracle.xml.dbviewer.DBViewer Bean

Hi there,
I'm working with the DBViewer class in oracle.xml.dbviewer. I'm feeding it an XML
doc and XSL to produce output for a query. Everything works fine, however some
of my data is in Unicode (UTF-8) format. I'm unable to set the font in the DBViewer
in order to display the unicode characters. I've tried myDbViewer.setFont(myUniFont)
but that doesn't work.
Do I need to do something to the XSL in order to handle unicode?
Thanks much in advance!
-Toby

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