Flex, BlazeDS, Java Russian symbols

Hi, Everyone.
I have a little problem. If I have a flex application working under Windows and server working under Linux.
I'm typing string in russian, but on the server i have only "?????". Server and Flex compiled in UTF-8.
How can I fix this problem?
Alexey.

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