Problem in Encoding of English character

I am getting the unicodes of non english characters in my action classes after submitting my JSP page using UTF-8 encoding. How can I get the unicodes for english characters in the action class after submitting my JSP?

Hi,
try using the fm SPELL_AMOUNT
with language key AR so that you wil get your desired output.
Regards,
Madhumahesh

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>
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