Cant see hebrew from java to unix,db

hi!
We moved a critical part of our system (coded in java) to unix from windows.
while running, for some results the processes inserts messages to the db (oracle 10g on the same machine). The error messages are being taken from a resource file
(txt which contains CODE=message). the error messages are in hebrew, but they are being inserted as ??????????? ??????? instead of hebrew to the db.
some facts:
1) We discovered that hebrew that coded directly in the java src "System.out.println("some hebrew words")" is being showed as ??????????? on our unix too, but
when we insert it to the db we can see it well.
2) When java on tour unix take the hebrew from the resource file (we can see it well in the unix) we cant understand it in the db.

hi,
we solved the problem.
we changed the jvm run time encoding to be iso-8859-8 by running java with:
java -Dfile.encoding="ISO-8859-8"
and that solved the problem. (the default encoding on the unix was iso-8859-1)...

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hi, that solved our problem, thanks.
now, we have another problem, I do not know if this is the right place to ask, but i will try:
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