Chinese Char support in JNLP file

Hi All,
We have to support the chinese char in jnlp file as jar file name.
Can we support this .
Kindly provide this information we anybody new about this ...
Thanks in advance for your support.
Regards,
Piyush

>
Thats setting the system properties right? >Not so much (AFAIR you can 'set' java.home, but it has no effect). It is simply properties that are accessible to the app. at run-time.
>
I wanted to send command line argument, wher in main(String[] arg) method I wanted to access from the arg[] arrays,
Is there any way to do that? Then what is the purpose of <argument> tag?>That is doable as well. I have seen two common forms of handing arguments with names..
java theapp.jar -foo fooValue -bar barValue
java theapp.jar foo=fooValue bar=barValueThe first presumes all names and values occur in order (1 name, 1 value, 1 name, 1 value..) and arrive at main(String[]) in that order. The second has the '=' sign as delimiter between name and value.
The way they would be specified as arguments is something like..
<application-desc ..>
<argument>-foo</argument>
<argument>fooValue</argument>
<argument>-bar</argument>
<argument>barValue</argument>
</application-desc>&
<application-desc ..>
<argument>foo=fooValue</argument>
<argument>bar=barValue</argument>
</application-desc>

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