JNI with Korean characters anybody??

Can't handle Korean characters through jstring or jobject. How do I do this? is it a Unicode string or a UTF string? any help would be rewarded!!!

Have you tried the internationalization board?
Are the characters you getting from your C code UTF-8 (per your previous post?)

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