Storing chinese in client odb from java application

Hi all,
first i like to thank Greg Rekounas for his wonderful support and contribution....
This is my server setup.
os-windows 2000 sp4
db-oracle 9ir2 (unicode with AL32UTF8 charset)
lite-oracle10g r2 (with latest patchset)
nls_lang- AMERICAN_AMERICA.AL32UTF8
storing and retriving chinese in oracle 9i database from isql*plus works.
lite configuration.
1. In $OLITE_HOME\mobile_oc4j\j2ee\mobileserver\applications
\mobileserver\setup\common\webtogo\webtogo.ora file edited the JAVA_OPTION
to:
JAVA_OPTION=-Djava.compiler=NONE -Dfile.encoding=UTF8
2. In $OLITE_HOME\mobile_oc4j\j2ee\mobileserver\applications
\mobileserver\setup\dmc\common\win32.inf file, added the following:
a. In the <file> section, added the following:
<item>
<src>/common/win32/olilUTF8.dll</src>
<des>$APP_DIR$\bin\olilUTF8.dll</des>
</item>
b. In the <ini> section, added the following:
<item name='POLITE.INI' section='All Databases'>
<item name="DB_CHAR_ENCODING">UTF8</item>
</item>
<item name='POLITE.INI' section='SYNC'>
<item name="DB_ENCODING">UTF8</item>
</item>
published the application developed in java using packaging wizard.
downloaded the client in the pc with the following config:
windows 2000 (english)
nls - default.
installed chinese language support.
tried to access 9i database from isql*plus and stored & viewed chinese characters sucessfully.
tried to store a chinese character from java application in the client odb -- failed.
values are getting inserted from the application but when i view them back it shows & # 2 6 0 8 5 ; (i have included a space in between all 8 characters.
but when i copy this no and paste in msword it shows 日(chinese character)
i dont know the exact reason for the above scenerio...................
Also please help me on this too.......
why can i store & view chinese characters sucessfully in isql*plus from the client machine while i cannot do the same on client odb from java application even though the lite config are done to support utf8?
is anything i left out?
should i do any codes changes in java?(java application is of verision jdk1.4_13)
Thanks,
Ashok kumar.G

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