Xml in hebrew

hello,
I have a xml that his tags are in english but the data is in hebrew. i am parsing this xml using the sax parser with jbuilder5.
the problem is that when i am parsing the hebrew string into the char[] buf of the sax parser it switch the hebrew chars into unfamiliars chars like ?@?%?^?&?$?*... .
i know jbuilder5 have problems with hebrew but i don't use it to do nothing with the string except of inserting the string into a oracle database. the database (that usually can read hebrew) reads the strings like the jbuilder (?@?%?^?&?$?*...) and fill it's data with these characters.
I tried to change the setting of the cumputer but it doesn't help.
do anyone have any idea?
thanx.
ofer

yes, in the debugger and the DB - that can read hebrew.
I don't do any thing with it - converting char[] to string and put it on the db.
the xml file is written in unicode and java chars uses 2 bytes so i assumed that it would be o.k
but apearently i was wrong and I don't know which encoding to use. or should I use class Locale.
I realy don't know.

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