Hindi fonts in java

i have read in books that java supports unicode and hence all the language charectors. i have the unicodes for hindi fonts. i want to write them in TextArea or JTextArea. but the problem is that when i use command append(""+<code>), i see some numbers in the textarea instead of hindi fonts. is there any way i can add hindi fonts to textArea? i am intended to use them in applet.

let me explain a bit. i want my applet to display hindi fonts when i put it online. if i use the setFont() it displays hindi fonts but the fonts MUST be present in my system ( i have hindi fonts in my system ). i want a more flexible way so that there should be no need of hindi fonts on user's system. i tried making an Font object of hindi fonts and saving it on the disk using ObjectOutputStream. but when i read it back on another system, it does not show hindi fonts. even i have tried directly supplying the unicode of hindi fonts, but nothing works. please friends help me! is there nobody to guide me?

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