It looks like the code you are using is adding the extra "\" here:
strJson = start + "\\u <file://u/>" +
strHex.substring(strHex.length()-4)+ end;
I don't understand the need for the EncodeJson function. As I pointed out
earlier, Java stores char and String data internally as sequences of 16-bit
character codes (UCS-16).
What JSON library are you using to encode the data object you are sewnding
to the server?
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