ADF Unicode character ï not displaying fine in af:outputFormatted

Hi,
I have a database column that stores unicode characters as : "ï"
Eg : Helloï
Now ï represents a Unicode character.
I am using an af:outputFormatted UI element to display this.
The encoding for the VO which reads from the database is "UTF-8" and the PageDefinition file for the Page is also "UTF-8"
But it is not shown as the Unicode Character but rather ï
I also tried replacing it as \u00E9 and it disn;t work either too.
Kindly help.

<af:outputFormatted id="uni" value="#{'&#239;'}"/>
The above code works for me so assuming your string have the proper value it should also work for you.

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