JAVA,AWT, Chinese box, Chinese garbled

Develop a program with a tray icon in Java,
The Chinese display of other modules is normal, for example:

Just click on the small icon in the Tray pop-up menu in Chinese is the box (Chinese box), as follows:

As a general rule of thumb, if the font is not set, use the following code to set the font:

Font f = new Font ("\u5fae\u8f6f\u96c5\u9ed1", Font.plain, 11);//Arial

Uimanager.put ("Label.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Label.foreground", Color.Black);

Uimanager.put ("Button.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Menu.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Menuitem.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("List.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Checkbox.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Radiobutton.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Combobox.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Textarea.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Editorpane.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Scrollpane.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Tooltip.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Textfield.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Tableheader.font", f);

Uimanager.put ("Table.font", f);

Finished Chinese or block, then print the font with the following code:

Graphicsenvironment ge = graphicsenvironment.getlocalgraphicsenvironment ();

String script[] = Ge.getavailablefontfamilynames ();

for (String S:script) {

System.out.print (s+ ",");

}
Found clearly written there is a song body. This depressed, tried for an afternoon, still did not fix.
Finally found the savior on the Internet (see: http://scnjl.iteye.com/blog/1282172).
The original is myeclipse operation parameter problem, really want to curse ah I ...
Here's the solution:
First:
Right-click on your class with the main function, which is the main class where your app is running, and select Run configurations in Run as:

Second, add the following line parameter code to the VM arguments under the Arguments tab and click Apply.

-dfile.encoding=gb18030

OK, and then run, it finally appeared normal Chinese:

Finally finished, Haha,
No garbled, the whole world is pure!!!!

JAVA,AWT, Chinese box, Chinese garbled