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# Overview
This example uses Jakarta API. It is compatible with the latest releases of Camunda Tomcat and WildFly distributions.

## Where are Camunda Forms added?

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This quickstart demonstrates how to use escalation and error events in embedded forms.

# Overview
This example uses Jakarta API. It is compatible with the latest releases of Camunda Tomcat and WildFly distributions.

## Where are Error and Escalation events defined?

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This example demonstrates how to work with json variables in embedded forms.

# Overview
This example uses Jakarta API. It is compatible with the latest releases of Camunda Tomcat and WildFly distributions.

## Creating a Json Variable in a Start Form

The process instance is started using a form. The form is a plain HTML form which is displayed
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This example works with Chrome and Firefox.

# Using React Forms with Tasklist
React is a popular library to build user interfaces. If you want to use react to build custom Tasklist forms, you can use this example as a starting point. We adapted the [React Multiple Inputs Example](https://reactjs.org/docs/forms.html#handling-multiple-inputs) and integrated it into a process.

## Overview
This example uses Jakarta API. It is compatible with the latest releases of Camunda Tomcat and WildFly distributions.
This example works with Chrome and Firefox.

### How can I add React to my Tasklist?
1. Add [loadReact.js](config/react/loadReact.js) to `app/tasklist/scripts/react` of the Camunda Tasklist webapp (e.g., for Tomcat, it will be `/webapps/camunda/app/tasklist/scripts/react`). This will load React and ReactDOM from a CDN and add it to the global scope. If you want to use other versions of React, adjust the import paths accordingly.
2. Add the loader as a custom script in `app/tasklist/scripts/config.js` of the Camunda Tasklist webapp (e.g., for Tomcat, it will be `/webapps/camunda/app/tasklist/scripts/config.js`).
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# Overview
This example uses Jakarta API. It is compatible with the latest releases of Camunda Tomcat and WildFly distributions.

## Where are embedded taskforms added?

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