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I agree it can be done. Basically, you implement your own stack. But that requires a different thought process than is often the norm in web application development. Most web applications don't have a "done" concept; the closest you get is the end of a transaction where they print the page, or a "Home" button.
I guess my point is that as we go more towards mashups, the idea of a traditional page-to-page flow begins to go away. At the same time, it's hard to envision anything other than page-to-page for certain transaction types, such as the entering of credit card information, reviewing of the order and final confirmation of the purchase.
Joe
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