UTF-8 enabling JMS message read from MDB

Hi,
I need to read a Chinese name from the JMS topic through the onMessage event of a EJB3.0 MDB. I'm using the ESB 10.1.3 JMS adapter to push data into my DemoTopic.
But, when I read the JMS message from the MDB, I get '????' as part of Chinese name value.
How and where do I have to set the character set to UTF-8?
Vikas

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