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Windows Sharepoint services in 3-tier

We are planning to build a 3-tier application using WSS 3.0 and one of the challenges is we cannot have the database server on the DMZ.The database needs to be in a physical tier than should be accessed ONLY via an Application Tier.The web application would be hosted in the DMZ and will have to connect to Database tier via the Application tier.

We chose to go with WSS because the site is a content management system with ability to upload documents , workflow process and survey capabilities.

Is it possible to build application using WSS 3.0 conforming to this architecture ?

Any thoughts and ideas are most welcome.

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