Use different network connections

Is there anyway to use Ethernet to connect to Internet for Safari and at the same time have Mac Mail send and receive messages through an wireless internet connection?

I'm trying to do something very similar to this, could this possibly work?
I'm on a large corporate network (no control as to who and what happens on that one, very much locked down) which we connect to via ethernet on our macs in our office. We have an internal webserver that runs our database software that we need to access via web. The corporate network is in the address range 172.xx.xx.xx and the internal network is on 192.168.0.x . I've currently connected the macs to this network via airport and as you say if you put airport at the top of the list you can get to that network but not the other, but swap them round and the opposite is true.
However, with the ethernet at the top i can still ping the internal server, just not connected to it in safari...
Is there not anyway of doing this, even if it requires using firefox or something for the internal network and safari for the external??
My only other option is to connect the two networks together but that would mean putting the wireless access point on the corporate network (we need to access this network wirelessly on a laptop roaming) which i think the men in suits would complain a lot at.
:o/
Thanks
Rob Kettridge

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