All Java applications have corrupt GUI

Hi,
in most Java apps I can't see Buttons, Text and Scrollbars. I installed the latest Java release but it does not help. What can I do?
Wolfgang

My System is always up to date. As it didn't work I installed Java 5r5 from http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/javaformacosx104release5.html, but it does not help. I have this problem on two iMacs 24" (non-alu).

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