Why all fonts are screws up?

My non-European language Java web application was runing fine on my development Window XP box on the eve of June 30. In the morning of July 1st, I was quite shocked to see the language text on all pages were shown as something like "������/������/���������".
I didn't even reloaded Java class files the night. One change I recall was to a backend configuration file with nothing to do with font. And another system width change is a Window XP auto update.
All JSP are with unicode character set. And the web containor is Tomcat 5.5.9.
What is the cause?
Thanks very much for your input.
v.

Assuming you are seeing this problem in a browser, try changing the encoding that the browser thinks the page is in. On IE, select View/Encoding and select UTF-8.
The next question is "why does the browser think it is western european windows characters instead of utf-8?". This could be that you didn't use a meta tag with a charset parameter in the generated HTML. Or you accidentily changed it manually from utf-8 to something else.
Good luck,
=Ed

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