Hi @Supriya - for User Tasks, there are two primary options:
- You can use Tasklist, which automatically handles User Tasks. We have a short guide available in the documentation here: Get started with human task orchestration | Camunda 8 Docs
- You can create a job worker that listens for the
io.camunda.zeebe:userTaskjob type, similar to how you created the worker for the service task (@JobWorker(type = io.camunda.zeebe:userTask)). However, all User Tasks will route to this job worker, which can make handling the data more complex as your process becomes more complex. There are lots of threads on the forum with users doing something similar (for instance, this thread). If you are interested in doing this I’d recommend doing some searching on the forums and reading through those threads first!