I am familiar with using Flurry with Activities and calling FlurryAgent.onStartSession() in the activity's onStart() method and calling FlurryAgent.onEndSession in the activity's onStop() method. What would be the best way to do the same thing if I want to use Flurry with my appwidget? Should I use the onEnabled()/onDisabled() methods or should I use onUpdate() since the user may never delete my appwidget and I won't know he's still using it? Or maybe onUpdate() and onDisabled() but then I won't be matching my start/end sessions. If my appwidget has a configuration activity or some other displayed activity I can obviously use flurry there. But how about in the appwidget itself?
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