Chinese characters in XML not showing up

Hi,
We are sending an Idoc from ECC to PI. The data in the Idoc is in Chinese. It shows up ok in ECC, but when the Idoc gets transferred to PI, the XML version of the Idoc has all #####s.
Need your expert inputs to determine as to why ####s are coming in instead of the actual data. Is there something which could be done to avoid the same?
Thank you all in advance!!
Regards,
Sidharth

Hi,
Check with this thread How to read text file contain chinese character ?
Thanks!

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I've posted a similar question in Java/Swing but got no answer. So I'm trying it here. The above test program will compile and run, it can display all sizes of html fonts correctly.Which means it's not lacking any fonts. I've even tried the following in my large program :
dialog.validate();
dialog.repaint();
pane.validate();
pane.repaint();
pane.updateUI();
A_Label.validate();
A_Label.repaint();
A_Label.updateUI();
Still doesn't work, does anyone know why and how to fix it ?
Frank

I've just made a breakthrough, the large program will work correctly if I comment out : A_Non_English_Label.setFont(Times_New_Roman_15_Font);
But then the font doesn't look the way I wanted it to be.
So I changed it to the following :
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Font Courier_New_15_Font=new Font("Courier New",0,15);
A_Non_English_Label.setFont(Courier_New_15_Font);
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Now it looks not the same but similar to the way I wanted. Thus my question becomes : why it can't work correctly with "Times_New_Roman", but with "Courier_New" in the large program, they both displayed correctly in my small test program ? Is it because it takes too much resource to load the "Times_New_Roman" font ?
Frank

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