Korean character set

Hi all,
I am having a problem like,
My project uses the J2EE Application Model,
The problem is , if i made a entry to the site(project) in korean character set, the characterset was broken and gets stored into the database.I am using the korean characterset in the Oracle 8i.I guess there should be no problem with the database.The problem is with the parsing of characters by java applications.
Kindly advise me on the above....
Thanks,
Regards,
jay...

Hi ,
ksheeraj, Thanks for ur reply.
I got ur point.
But the entire website is in korean language.
All the datas has to posted and populated in korean language.The insert of korean characters into the database is fine.The database accepts the korean encoding and gets stored properly.
I am getting problem, in dynamically generated pages, and problem while loading the database values into a combo box like that.
Kindly help me in fixing the problem.
Thanks....
Regards,
jay...

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