Handling Chinese character in Oracle B2B

Hi B2B Gurus,
Can 10G B2B or 11G B2B handle chinese characters? One of our supplier posting the transactions with non english characters, but those alll are erroring out in B2B. Can B2B hanlde these characters?
Here is the example:
PID|F||||CORMORANT,IBM,1RU
N1|ST|Agility Hungary|93|C019~
N3|Sz?kesfeh?rv?r, 8000
N4|Aszalv?lgyi u.||5 |HU|93~
Here is the error from the log file.
Element N301 data type must be 'Alphanumeric'. Segment N3 is defined in the guideline at position 3700.{br}{br}This error was detected at:{br}{tab}Segment Count: 16{br}{tab}Element Position: 1 {br}{tab}Characters: 611 through 631
An invalid character was encountered in a data element.
Element N401 data type must be 'Alphanumeric'. Segment N4 is defined in the guideline at position 3800.{br}{br}This error was detected at:{br}{tab}Segment Count: 17{br}{tab}Element Position: 1 {br}{tab}Characters: 635 through 649=
An invalid character was encountered in a data element
Please help me in resolving this.
Regards
RAJ

Hi Anuj,
No, we dont have any option such like that....(encoding)
Here are the parameters for File/FTP while configure delivery channel.
polling interval 1
base directory
sender cipher suites
receiver cipher suites
sender channel mask None
receiver channel mask None
receiver proxy host
receiver proxy port
receiver proxy username
receiver proxy password
receiver proxy auth type
receiver control port
receiver data port
receiver regular expression
receiver read only
receiver read ordered
receiver read ordered timestamp source
receiver read ordered timestamp format
receiver read ordered timestamp offset
receiver file minimum age(in ms) 0
filename format %FROM_PARTY%_%TIMESTAMP%.dat
directory name format
Transport Callout Class
Transport Callout Library
Transport Callout Properties
Transport Callout Timeout(in seconds) 30
Internal delivery channel filename format
Filename format separator
Directory name format separator
transfer mode
Enable Marker false
Archival directory /ftpdata/elshas1/avnt/archive/850/PO
is VAN Mailbox false
Clear command channel false
Preserve Filename false
Please help me in resolving this ?
Regards
RAJ

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