ZHT16DBT - UNICODE convertion in JAVA

Please help me how to make string convertion between different code.
I have a database in ZHT16DBT code. How to convert the ZHT16DBT code to UNICODE in Java when doing any query statement from that database.
the following is the code i tried, but not work
int oracleID=CharacterSet.ZHT16DBT_CHARSET;
CharacterSet gb=CharacterSet.make(oracleID);
OracleResultSet rs=(oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleResultSet)st.executeQuery("select * from test");
oracle.sql.CHAR ch = (oracle.sql.CHAR) rs.getOracleObject(1);
ch = new oracle.sql.CHAR(ch.getBytes(), gb);
Thanks for your help...

No - because whatever that char is, it's not an 'n'. Also, this has nothing to do with fonts, but encoding, although not even that is an issue here. You want to do a mapping of some sorts.
(And there are no functions in Java. The things one calls are named "methods".)

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