Eastern European characters in XML and parsing

Hi all,
I have a problem with XML parsing within Java code with special Eastern European characters.
Whenever there is EE character within tags it reports:
WARNING (12847): CORE3283: stderr: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: The element type "CodeMeaning" must be terminated by the matching end-tag "</CodeMeaning>".
at javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder.parse(DocumentBuilder.java:134)
Obviously special character is in CodeMeaning XML tag. XML is well formed and syntactically OK and without special characters works OK. Does anyone have any suggestion how to force special characters in XML?

Would you send a sample data for test? What is the encoding for your XML doc?

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Can anybody tell me how to use CDATA tag in a xml file and parse it to my J2ME code. is there any sample code available for this? I want to use this CDATA tag for sending Binary data. plzzzzzzz Help....!

I think what you want is to parse a CDATA text from a xml file and let this text to execute.
Very innovative idea!
If I am right, I think you might mix some concept.
Java code need to be changed to ByteCode before pased to the JVM. Furthermore, Java ME code must be verified before downloading to your machine.
I figure that your attempt is impossible.

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