Typing chinese characters on 9iJeveloper JSP

Hi,
I have a jsp with UTF-8 encoding, and my 9iJdeveloper project complier setting
is marked as UTF-8 as well. But i need to display chinese characters on the jsp.
I can type in the characters but when building project, 9iJdeveloper display java
malformed error. Does Anyone meet this problem before?
rgds,
joe

I'm referring the Keyboard dock, not the built-in keyboard on iPad.
You still need to use the Settings to select the Chinese keyboard layout. There is a separate section for hardware keyboards, where you can further choose us, french, german (depending on whether your physical keyboard is qwerty, azerty, or qwertz).
Are you having some problem after doing that? Are you familiar with how normal pinyin input works?

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