I want to implement notifications that pop up on a phone the same way a text would. So, it buzzes when a notification is sent even when your phone is not in use and even when my app isn't running, exactly how the default calendar app works on android devices. Literally exactly as the calendar app, where if a certain date and time is approaching, a notification will be sent. I've found answers involving servers and internet access, but I don't need nor do I want that because my app is all local to a person's device. How do I code a notification like this? Please give a code example like, if the date is January 1, a notification saying "Happy New Year" will be sent.
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shre1811
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i think you should be using Notification Builder:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6391870/how-exactly-to-use-notification-builder
if you need to know exactly how the calendar app does this, you can look at its source code(i haven't looked at it myself):
https://github.com/android/platform_packages_apps_calendar
hope this helps!
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6391870/how-exactly-to-use-notification-builder
if you need to know exactly how the calendar app does this, you can look at its source code(i haven't looked at it myself):
https://github.com/android/platform_packages_apps_calendar
hope this helps!