submit() Not yet implemented in appium [closed] - java

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I have a sanity where I enter a browser, sending a value to the url field in order to view the web page.
For example, if I click on the url web element, clear its value, and set it with a new value then I want to navigate to the new url. I use the method submit() in order to achieve it but I get an error: Not yet implemented.
This is the code:
urlField.click();
urlField.clear();
urlField.sendKeys(url);
urlField.submit();
Any idea how can I navigate to the new url?
Seeking help : http://appium.io/get-involved.html
Thanks

submit() is not supported in Appium. You can use the following:
driver.pressKeyCode(66); //(66 is for ENTER)
according to the new release Java-client version 3.2.0

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