1.Swing package in J2ME ? 2. Profile choice ?

Is Swing package integrated in J2ME ?
I actually search for tools in order to develop a java application for Sharp Zaurus.
I heared talk about AWT which is completely integrated in Personal Profile but concerning Swing I don't know.
What is the best choice between Personal Profile or PersonalJava to develop on such a device ?
Thank You
--::(Excuse my english...)::--

Swiming is too heavy for J2ME, that's why so limited support for graphic/UI in J2ME/MIDP. However, you may have a look at LWT from Motorola which is a extension for MIDP to add more UI element such as check box etc. But I am not sure if it could be deployed in other non-MOto mobile like Nokia.
use the lightweight AWT for PersonalJava environment if you have to finish something urgent. Though PersonalJava will be merged into PP in J2ME in the future, but it's much more mature than PP at this time. As well as too few mobileset support PP.
Jeode(Insignia's implementation of PersonalJava) is the official partner for PPC device as initial installed on HP/Compaq iPAQ, Dell Axim as well as preinstalled on Zaurus from Sharp.
best choice, at this time to me

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