Exchange portlet can't dispay Chinese Character

Hi,
We want integrate Microsoft Exchange with our portal, the installation is OK. The version of Portal and Exchange portlet is 9026. We can see the portlet, but the Chinese part can not be seen correctly. At the same time we can see Chinese correctly if access ASP directly.
We have done the follow issue,
1) we change the character set of provider.xml to UTF-8, GB2312, etc.
2) Change the Inbox.asp to UTF-8, GBK, GB2312,
It does not work.
I found <Bug:2639641>, it is said that bug fixed in 9026, but we found it is not. I logged tar:3372704.995.
We are in our final step to deploy portal, thanks a lot for your help.
Vicky

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