J2ME, PDA Linux, GPRS, profiles ?

Excuse my english, i'm french...
Hello,
I am actually searching for tools allowing me to transpose an application Java developed with J2SE to an application which turns onto a PDA which I think will be the Zaurus 5500.
My application must synchronize regularly to a Mysql Database on a server. The existant application (which run on computers) is designed with Swing.
First, I want a PDA who has Linux OS and GPRS. In your opinion, what version of Zaurus would be the best ?
I know that on the Zaurus equiped of bluetooth technology we can connect via mobile phone equiped of GPRS to Internet, but is-there a best solution ?
Concerning profiles, what is the best choice for you between Personal Profile and PersonalJava ?
Finally, Is There Swing like Package for J2ME and so mobile phone programming ?
Sincerely.
Thank you

Original Jeode at Zaurus is quite powerful, however it doesn't have Swing, so you shoud stuck with AWT. You can port Swing and some people did, but it isn't for such small devices. When get Zaurus, do not switch to OpenZaurus, at least extract Jeode, since kaffe doesn't work well Personally, I'm working on moving j2ee to Zaurus, I hope I am no alone, and some companies do something similar.

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--::(Excuse my english...)::--

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