Can Drools Flow be used to build the structure of a web application similar to how Spring page flow or Seam jBPM works?

I'm looking to build a Spring MVC web application that does estimation based on a list of questions and business rules.  The web application will have one (or more) questions per page.  Each page will have its own html and javascript to facilitate the visual representation of the question being asked so I need each node to be a separate page or at least specify unique view information.

I understand how Drools Expert could be used to specify the business rules.  I even see how it might be possible to build the entire system with rules, however, I feel I want to define the page order and business logic/rule as the estimation proceeds.

What I'm not seeing is how to use Flow to specify the structure and flow of the system in the context of a web application. 

How would I start a process from a controller or servlet and then have the workflow provide the response model and view once the first "page" (workitem or other node) is hit?

What is the best way to continue the flow with each additional page submission?  Would I pull the users ksession from their http session, insert or update facts and then allow the flow to run and respond again with another "page"?

Thanks for the help,
Stephen