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After some more testing, it looks like there may be several problems with storing Unicode or DBCS characters. First off, Java has Unicode support built in, but like just about every other unicode application (MS word, etc.), it requires special unicode fonts to be installed. The dialogs and input boxes in the Designer do not use those fonts so they would have to be changed in a future release.
Second problem is that the database (all though it also supports unicode) needs some configuration changes to be able to store the data correctly. I'm not sure what that would involve. Could be something as simple as changing a setting, or may be a complicated as needing another database just to handle unicode data.
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