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Even church using JSF !

I had a very interesting blog visitor which came from Google search. I'm not wondering a lot when I have visitors from high-tech companies or financial institutions, but church is something new and unexpected ! So, it is "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints". Take a look at Google Analytics screen : I don't know how JSF is used there, but they looked for "jsf page redirect params".
Halleluiah ! :)

at 1:39 AM Stas Ostapenko
