Change JVM encoding in OC4j

Hi,
I have deployed my application in oracleAS. but when I try to install it, It is impossible as the encoding of my application is not the same as JVM file encoding.Both should be UTF-8.
How is it possible to change JVM encoding in an OC4j instance of OracleAS?
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Immy

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