Problem dispalying arabic data !!

Hi there..
am having problem dispalying the arabic data coming from an html form in my JSP page; for exapmle, when i try to display the user arabic name from the request using:
String name = request.getParameter("a_name");
the page displays: "????????"
is there any enviroment setting or even some encoding parameter i should supply??
thanx n advance... Mourad

Hi there..
am having problem dispalying the arabic data coming
from an html form in my JSP page; for exapmle, when i
try to display the user arabic name from the request
using:
String name = request.getParameter("a_name");
It could be a no. of problems. You are not getting the right data out of the request.
you donot have the fonts on your machine.
the jsp as somebody has mentioned is not using utf-8 encoding.
But to be sure try printing out the hex values of the String name and see if you are gettig the right hex values of are you getting 3f?
If you are getting 3f then it means that you are not able to retrieve the data correctly from the request.
You could also try doing a snoop in that case to see if the data was sent correctly.
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