I want to generate android notification or alarm every day - android

In my application i need to deploy a some kind of reminder. that every day at any fixed time my application generate a notification..
and it happens if my application is running or not. (e.g by using background service)
I am able to generate notification, but im un able to create logic to generate it every day. Please help if any one understand what i want. Thanks in advance.

See below link and this is work for me.
Create alarm set on a specified time, using AlarmManager
Repeat alarm everyday accurately

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I searched about it on google and found about alarm Manager but I am confused on how milli second parameter works. Like I want set alarm for 7:30 PM but don't know how it can be done.
If a reminder is all you want to create, check this out How to Create a Reminder Notification in Android?
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Not too experienced with mobile development, but I wanted to know if this was possible.
After the user installs the app (android or ios), the app should at least once a day "wake-up" and show a push notification to the user.
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Repeat Alarm Example In Android Using AlarmManager

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Set repeating alarm. on broadcast receiver start your notification

Restrict an APK to work for certain days

I need to make an APK in android, that should work for only one week if we install that apk in any android devices. Please suggest me how to do this. Thanks in advance
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Anand
call a remote REST service that returns a no-go result after 1 week.
use the inbuilt android calendar and check for time.
You can't uninstall the application but what you can do is add a broadcast reciever and which will be called from an alarm and inside that broadcast reciever you can block the functioning of the application
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/app-builder/use-androids-alarmmanager-to-schedule-an-event/2651
this link is helpful to set alarm set the alarm to 1 week from now which is
7*24*60*60*1000 milliseconds and it will trigger a broadcast reciever after 1 week you can block the functioning of the code then.

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