JavaCard applications on SIM accessing personal Java applications

Are personal java applications also applets just like Java Card Applets.
Also i am programming the SIM of the mobile phone which is a Java Card.
How can a Personal java application on the phone communicate with a JavaCard application on the card or vice versa. Please Note that for the user they are similar.i.e. they exist side-by-side on the same menu of the phone with the user having no clue that the application resides on the phone ( a personal java application) or on the card( a javacard application).
Can anyone tell me of some way for one personal java application to access a JavaCard application?
Thanks
SKhan

At the moment there exist no way to access the Java Card / smartcard in a J2ME/personal Java device. Currently we are working in JSR177 on the problem.

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