S&W has chambered the K-frames (m547) and an N-frames in 9mm (m929.  They might still make a J-frame, but I couldn't find one.

Taurus used to make a revolver based on the .17 Mach 2 round (it may have also chambered the .17 HMR--not sure).  They realized they could also chamber this short frame to 9mmP, s they did, and called the revolver the Model 905i.  Apparently there was enough call for the .17s and this short frame was dropped from production.

Taurus switched over to the Model 85 frame--standard .38 Special size--and began also chambering it for 9mm, keeping the "905" model name.  (I believe TJ had one of these longer frame versions.)  Taurus still makes the 905, in three versions.

I've had three 9mm revolvers myself.  First was a medium frame Ruger Speed-six.  Neat, but since I have the same gun in .357, rather pointless.  Next was a Ruger SP101.  While smaller, it was probably the heaviest small frame revolver ever--and again, also came in .357.  Finally I found one of the Taurus 905i models with the short frame and cylinder, and for me, the rest is history.  This amll revolver is pocketable, yet not hard to shoot:

Image below from Mark Freburg - Image Title: Taurus M905I Uploaded: undefined
Image Info: Stainless steel Taurus 905I 9mmP revolver. Five shot, DAO.

Image below from Mark Freburg - Image Title: Full cock
Image Info: This shows the M905I just before hammer fall. Note that the highest possible grip still won't interfere with the hammer--or vice versa.