WSDL Generating in ISO-8859-1 encoding want in UTF - 8

Hi XI Geeks,
When I am using "Define Web Service" tool in Integration Directory, the WSDL file is being created with encoding <b>ISO-8859-1</b>, <i><b>but we want in "UTF-8"</b></i>.
Is there any setting we need to change in WAS which will change this default.
Any ideas are welcome and thanks in advance.
Regards
Sujan

Hi Vishnu,
         We already did that for the time being. But the client wants it be consistent.
         In another client engagement the WSDL is created in "UTF-8" format we double checked twice.
         We are running on SP12.
If any of the SP12 guys can generated a WSDL and let us know that it is created in "ISO-8859-1" encoding.
Regards
Sujan

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: : : Count">Count
: : : : Basie</PERF> or <PERF LINK="Kenton, Stan">Stan
: : : : Kenton</PERF> formats for big band jazz ( Den
Korta
: : : : Fristen ). As a jazz pianist in a trio context,
: : Johansson
: : : : adopted a swinging <PERF LINK="Kelly, Wynton">Wynton
: : : : Kelly</PERF> -like style, but his skill in fully
: : exploring
: : : : the potentialities of a song far exceeded the American
: : : musician
: : : : (e.g. ëWillow Weep For Meí on 8 Bitar
: : Not
: : : to
: : : : be confused with Jan Johansson, the guitarist and music
: : : : teacher.</P></BIOGRAPHY>
: : : : <DISCOGRAPHY>
Rwrelser (Megafon, 1963)<RATING
: : : : rank="3" text="Good" >***</RATING>, Jazz P
Svenska
: : : : (Megafon 1964), Younger Than Springtime (Artist
: : : : 1972)<RATING rank="4" text="Excellent" >****</RATING>,
: 8
: : : : Bitar/Innertrio (Megafon 1989)<RATING rank="3"
: : text="Good"
: : : : >***</RATING>, Jan Johansson & Radiojazzgruppen:
: Den
: : : : Korte Fristen (Megafon 1991)<RATING rank="3"
: text="Good"
: : : : >***</RATING>, 300.000 Km/h (Heptagon
1994)<RATING
: : : : rank="4" text="Excellent" >****</RATING>, Musik Genom
: : Fyra
: : : : Sekler Med Jan Johansson (Heptagon 1994)<RATING
: rank="3"
: : : : text="Good" >***</RATING>, Jan Johansson Spelar Musik
: P
: : : Sitt
: : : : Eget Vis (Heptagon 1995)<RATING rank="3" text="Good"
: : : : >***</RATING>, En Resa I Jazz Och Folkton
(Heptagon
: : : : 1995)<RATING rank="3" text="Good" >***</RATING>, Jazz
: P
: : : : Ungerska/In Pleno (Heptagon 1996)<RATING rank="3"
: : : : text="Good" >***</RATING>.</P></DISCOGRAPHY>
: : : : <COPYRIGHT>
Encyclopedia of Popular Music
: : : : Copyright Muze UK Ltd. 1989 -
: 1999</P></COPYRIGHT></ARTICLE>
: : : : </EPM>
: : : You need to start with
: : : <?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"
encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
: : : otherwise it will use UTF-8 as the default encoding. If
this
: : : does not solve your problem please post a new message
using
: : the
: : : Attach File option as we have found the act of cutting and
: : : pasting from a message can "fix" encoding problems.
: : : Oracle XML Team
: : : http://technet.oracle.com
: : : Oracle Technology Network
: It worked the last time with your DTD File as I see it as an
: attachement. Simply start a new thread and attach the XML
file.
: Oracle XML Team
: http://technet.oracle.com
: Oracle Technology Network
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