Hello 99Embedded Jetty Templateby herokuYour app is ready!Get started with Embedded JettyThis is a template for a web application that uses embedded Jetty. The sample code consists of a JSP (this page) and a simple servlet. Take a look around and then use Eclipse or the Command Line to deploy some changes.Using Eclipse 3.7Using Command LineUsing Eclipse 3.7:Step 1. Setup your environmentEnsure EGit is installed.Ensure the Maven Eclipse Plugin is installed.Create an SSH key if you haven't already:Go to Window  Preferences  General  Network Connections  SSH2Choose the Key Management tabClick Generate RSA Key...×Generate RSA KeyCopy the generated public key in the text box and add it to your accountClick Save Private Key..., accepting the defaultsClick OkStep 2. Clone the AppGo to File  Import...  Git  Projects from Git×ImportChoose URI and click NextEnter git@heroku.com:.git in the URI field.×Clone Git RepositoryClick Next three timesClick Yes to the question of authenticity if the question appears.Choose Import as general project
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Import Projects from Git
Click Finish
Step 3. Configure the App
Right-click the project root
Choose Configure  Convert to Maven Project
Step 4. Makes some changes to the app
Open HelloServlet.java
Modify line 20 with:
out.write("Deployed first change!".getBytes());
Step 5. Deploy to Heroku
Right-click the project root and choose Team  Commit
Enter a commit message and click Commit
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Commit Changes
Right-click the project root and choose Team  Push to Upstream
Review the push results. At the bottom, a "... deployed to Heroku" message will appear.
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Push Results
Done!
You've just cloned, modified, and deployed a brand new app.
See your changes
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Using Command Line:

Step 1. Setup your environment
Install the Heroku Toolbelt.
Install Maven.
Step 2. Login to Heroku
heroku login
Be sure to create, or associate an SSH key with your account.
$ heroku login
Enter your Heroku credentials.
Email: naaman@heroku.com
Password:
Could not find an existing public key.
Would you like to generate one? [Yn] Y
Generating new SSH public key.
Uploading SSH public key /Users/Administrator/.ssh/id_rsa.pub
Authentication successful.

Step 3. Clone the App
git clone -o heroku git@heroku.com:.git

Step 4. Makes some changes to the app
Open src/main/java/com/example/HelloServlet.java with your favorite editor
Modify line 20 with:
out.write("Deployed first change!".getBytes());
Step 5. Make sure the app still compiles
mvn clean package

Step 6. Deploy your changes
git commit -am "New changes to deploy"
git push heroku master
Done!
You've just cloned, modified, and deployed a brand new app.
See your changes
Learn more at the   
Heroku Dev Center