Uable to read imagfile with speacial character in its NAME;from a linux box

Hi, i am facing a problem in reading a image file( file name having special character {G�stehaus}) from Linux file system.[FileNotFoundException]
I compiled my code in windows machine and run the same in Linux box.
The same file, i am able to read from a windows file system.
I think there is no problem with Linux box encoding/decoding as the file name displaying as-is.
I am expecting the problem in encoding/decoding between Java and Linux box.
Help me in solving this issue.

Hi Corlettk, thanks for your immediate reply.The actual problem is with special characters [some Greek and Spanish accent characters ].
Please find some file names example below:
G�stehaus 1__154714_1157620584197.jpg
G�stehaus 2__154714_1157619047514.jpg
like this i have many...
Thanks,
Gowtham

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