Java batch program with wakeup

I am interested in developing a batch java program which will hopefully perform the following I need to know how to get started with a timed-event.
Application description:
I would like the java batch program to wakeup at 7:00 am each morning and read a database and fire an email with the resultset of the database query. I can handle the database query portion. I am looking for a solution for the wakeup at 7:00 am and the email.
Any direction would be helpfull.

Look up java.util.Timer, and java.util.TimerTask. It does exactly what you need in terms of a batch event running at 7:00am every morning. Alternatively, you can do it up as a simple program, and create a cron job.
As for e-mail, JavaMail isn't really that difficult. Look it up :)

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