Multibyte character was garbage characters, when multipart requested (Multipartリクエストで文字化けが発生する) on WebLogic12(12.1.2.0)

When using File Upload functionality of Servlet3 specification, other item's value(<input type="text">) was garbage characters.
Need special settings?
WebLgic12c(12.1.2.0)のファイルアップロード機能（Servlet3仕様の機能）にて、アップロードファイル以外の項目の値が文字化けしました。
これは、何か設定が必要なのでしょうか？
【Note】
When normal request(application/x-www-form-urlencoded), submitted value is not garbage characters.
Filename & File content of uploaded file is not garbage characters.
I confirmed by debugger that stored value in temporary file is not garbage characters.
HttpServletRequest#setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8") is used.
enctype="multipart/form-data"を指定しないリクエストでは文字化けは発生していません。
アップロードしたファイルのファイル名及びアップロードファイルの中身自体は文字化けしていない。
アップロード時に出力される一時ファイルの中身をデバッグ実行して確認したところ、この段階では文字化けしていなかった。
HttpServletRequest#setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8")も実行しています。
【Environment Information】
OS : MacOS X 10.8.5
JVM : Oracle Java7
VM Encoding : UTF-8 (-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8)
WebPage Encoding : UTF-8
OS LANG : LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8
IDE : STS(Spring Tool Suite)
Boot Platform : WTP for Weblogic12.1.2.0
Framework : Spring MVC(3.2.4)
I want to know how to solve this behavior.
なにかご存知の方いましたら、解決方法をご教授頂ければと思います。
Message was edited by: user11123661 modified main language.(japanese -> english).

The basic problem is not obscure, it has come up countless times since Tiger was released. See this note and try Fix C (dingbat) to see if it will help:
http://homepage.mac.com/thgewecke/woutlook.html

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qwertyuiop[]asdfghjkl;'`\zxcvbnm,./-+\1234567890-=
and would repeat if I continued to type any letters at all (didn't matter if it was "j" or any other letter, the same sequence appeared). Then, I switched to the Spanish keyboard, and tried the same thing and saw:
qwertyuiop´+asdfghjklñ{|}zxcvbnm,.--+<1234567890'¿
Again, it would repeat endlessly as long as I kept typing something.
The shift key would produce the corresponding capital or shifted characters (i.e. "%" instead of "5").
It clears up spontaneously, but is rather annoying when it happens.
It is not caps-lock or num-lock related, nor apparently multiple-language-keyboard related.
Any clues???
Thanks!

Multibyte character was garbage characters, when multipart requested (Multipartリクエストで文字化けが発生する) on WebLogic12(12.1.2.0)

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