German special characters are not returned from catalog

When the german special characters are part of the descrition of the article from the the catalog (external). ( reaching catalog from PM order components screen)
It returns '#' in place german special characters ö ('Umlet') . This is because of the initial charset from the HTML page. How do we get the correct charset of the loaded HTML page.
But when we execute the same through WTS the german characters are correctly returned but charset is incorrect. Can someone help me to resolve this?

Hi ,
Can you pls check the customization OCI interface Convert of HTML fields to SAP Fields where in you maintained the text, which is inturn mapped to conversion module in the customization for example IOCI_DESCRIPTION_W.
Regards
Satish

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