A Problem about zip a Chinese File with Java Zip package

Hi,
my problem is following:
I use "Java(1.3.1_02) Zip package" to compress some files into a zip File
all thing is smooth except one:(
If there is a fileName with Chinese (big5 encoding) characters
it doesen't work!
Can anyone tell me how to do?
Thanks a lot!

Hi !
i do have a problem relating with the different character(korean).Hope u must be working with chinese characters.My problem is while displaying the korean characters from database , the characters are broken and not able to display on jsp pages.....
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