How to select dvorak layout in Solaris 10 Java Desktop

I am learning to use the Dvorak keyboad layout, but I am not good enough to enter passwords yet, so I need to be able to switch back to qwerty occasionally. In KDE this works very well, Windows fudges this in a way I can live with for the little time I spend on it, but I can't change my work box which runs Solaris 10 Java desktop. It doesn't seem to have the 'setxkbmap' command.

I could change the X11.conf file but (see 2nd sentence)

Thanks in advance.

Solution

Now I am good enough to type passwords in Dvorak mode, I have just changed Xorg.conf ! Thanks for your suggestions.

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