Displaying Korean Characters on my jsp

I would like to display korean characters in my jsp....the characters that i want to display are read from an xml file using the sax parser... how will i do this?

Case 1 - In a JSP only.
In a JSP you need to set the following and it will display your respective charset. Substitute xxx for your required character set.
<%response.setContentType="charset=xxx"%>.
Case 2 - In an XML file and JSP
If you have an XML file, be sure to define the encoding. Be sure to change the encoding to your Korean charset.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-2"?>
You will the need to write an XSL which you can apply to your XML file using Xalan and output the resulting HTML in a JSP. I assume your user-agent will be a web browser, although you can use WML, cHTML and VoXML or even another XML file.
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