J2me/kvm connectivity to PALM Oracle lite 8i/9i??

I have a requirement to develop an application in Java for PALM OS with Oracle Lite 8i/9i connectivity. I want to know if j2me/kvm supports connectivity to PALM Oracle lite 8i/9i. Please help me to know what all java VM available in the market which have oracle connectivity(jdbc/odbc/whatever) for Oracle Lite for PALM.
thanks
dk

Thanks for the respose. But I want to have local database in Palm Oracle lite. The oracle lite database will be on palm device. My question is, If we can commect to oracle lite on palm using jdbc/etc?
I am new to J2Me, But what I understand by writing servlets that they will be running on a web server. But I want the program to run on PALM DEVICE(AWT/SWING) with connnnection to local oracle lite.
regards
dk

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