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Unicode characters usage in Standalone Java application

 
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Hi all,
How to display the UNICODE characters (languages) in standalone JAVA application. I'm able to use unicode characters calling the JAVA application through IE browser.
Please guide me how to solve this problem.
Cheers
Jowsaki
 
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You can code unicode chars one at a time with the \u0000 notation. Or you can include them in Strings.
e.g. char x = '\u0055';
String s = "Unicode \u0055";
Codes are listed at www.unicode.org
 
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