Re: Timer.schedule doesn't work

I need to write an application in Java that takes a time from a
database, schedules to perform a certain action at this time and when
time comes performs this action. After this the application should
loop and take the next date from DB.
Problem is that the Timer.schedule method is working (the application
gets to entering the run() method of TimerTask), but when it comes to
performing the TimerTask it doesn't do it, it just returns to the main
application saying its queque is empty. Do you have any ideas why this
can be happening.
Below is the code:
// **************************** Main class which gets time from DB and
schedules the TimerTask to be performed ***********
package com.itisage.reminding;
import javax.ejb.Stateless;
import java.util.*;
import java.text.*;
import javax.jws.WebService;
import com.itisage.*;
@WebService(endpointInterface="com.itisage.reminding.TARemote",
portName="TAPort", serviceName="TAService", targetNamespace="http://
itisage.com/reminding/")
@Stateless
public class TA implements TARemote, TALocal
{
   public void StartTA ()
   {
           TA.AnalyzeTime();
   }
   public static void AnalyzeTime ()
   {
           final String DATE_FORMAT = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss";
           final SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat
(DATE_FORMAT);
           Timer timer = new Timer ();
           Date RDate = null;
           // Getting next reminder date
           final String[] NextRemDateTime = Reminder.getNextRemDate(); // array
contains date (0) and time (1)
           String NextRemDate = NextRemDateTime[0] + ' ' + NextRemDateTime[1];
           try
                   {
                           RDate = dateFormat.parse(NextRemDate); // reminder date in
javaDate format
                           //Scheduling next job for Reminding Component
                           timer.schedule(new RC(), RDate);
                   }
           catch (ParseException e)
                   {}
   }
}
//************************************* Class that extends the
TimerTask class *********************************************
package com.itisage.reminding;
import javax.ejb.Stateless;
import com.itisage.*;
import java.util.*;
@Stateless
public class RC extends TimerTask{
   public void run ()
   {
           RC.generateReminder();
   }
   public static void generateReminder ()
   {
           Integer RemId = Reminder.getNextRemId();
           if (RemId!=0)
                   {
                   Reminder.updateDateNSent(RemId);
                   String RCresponse = "";
                   RCresponse = "Reminder # " + Integer.toString(RemId) + "
generated";
                   TA.AnalyzeTime();
                   }
           else throw new RuntimeException ("No reminders to generate!");
   }
}
So, the application comes to this line: RC.generateReminder();
but instead of getting into generateReminder(); goes to the end of the
main class
Please, help! What am I doing wrong? Probably you know some better way
to make a simple reminding application on java?