CMS for existing asp.net applications

[chet]

We have a number of existing asp.net applications where our clients
now want to content manage aspects of the site. The applications have
not
been developed with content management in mind and its really just
the
home/login.aspx page that they want to manage the content for.

Is there a (simple) content management system that can be "retro-
fitted" to manage the home pages of these applications?
Thanks
Chet

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There are some open source CMS projects. Some of the starter kits on
www.asp.net come to mind, as do a few on www.codeplex.com.

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We have a number of existing asp.net applications where our clients
now want to content manage aspects of the site. The applications have
not
been developed with content management in mind and its really just
the
home/login.aspx page that they want to manage the content for.

Is there a (simple) content management system that can be "retro-
fitted" to manage the home pages of these applications?
Thanks
Chet

[da]

Is there a (simple) content management system that can be "retro-

fitted" to manage the home pages of these applications?

The common definition of 'CMS' would be overkill for this.

This would be better served by a custom built, simple back end interface.

-Darrel