Special Characters issue in JAXB Classes generated

Hi,
I have generated Java bean classes from an xml schema using JAXB 2.0 Content Model feature in Jdeveloper 11g. I have another class, which has a method testMethod which takes the Java Bean class object as input. I have exposed this method as java webservice. I am just printing the FirstName from the input I have got.
public String testMethod(TestBean testbean) {
testBean,getContact().getFirstName();
When there are some special characters like ï¿½, my java bean accepts and displays as Ã¯Â¿Â½. I printed the value directly in my getter method, but it prints differently.
How can I set my Java Bean class to use ISO-8859-1 as encoding.

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