The variable appears in fact defined in /etc/profile but the value is "MToolkit" instead of "MToolKit"
So the workaround is to edit /etc/profile and, in the line:
export AWT_TOOLKIT="MToolkit"
MToolkit should be changed to MToolKit (change lowercase "k" to uppercase "K").
After this, java plugin seems to work. Perhaps the line in /etc/profile has been added by some bogus installation script that should be fixed.
The variable appears in fact defined in /etc/profile but the value is "MToolkit" instead of "MToolKit"
So the workaround is to edit /etc/profile and, in the line:
export AWT_TOOLKIT= "MToolkit"
MToolkit should be changed to MToolKit (change lowercase "k" to uppercase "K").
After this, java plugin seems to work.
Perhaps the line in /etc/profile has been added by some bogus installation script that should be fixed.