Characters jre interpretation problem

hi,
i've installed the java jdk 7u11 on OS X 10.8.2, and updated some time ago the default java jdk (to the version 6u39).
both the versions seems to have the same problem:
in every java-based application wih GUI componenets some of the symbols i type behave in a strange way:
" | " ( pipe symbol ) is invisible on the GUI (it acquires the input but do not shows it at all)
" ( " (parentesi sinistra ) is views as a smaller pipe symbol
there is an example:
http://s8.postimage..../ANTLR_grab.png
the correct version should be :
prog : (expr SEMIC)*;
expr : TRUE expr1 | FALSE expr1 | INT expr1;
expr1 : PLUS expr1 | MINUS expr1 | AND expr1 | OR expr1 | ;
why?

Well, first check the current version of JRE(i guess you know how to do this...You should be able to see a image(java symbol) under control panel...click on it ..)
If it still points to old JRE.....you can manually delete it from the registry

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