In SMTPHandler::handleConnection() method, why do we use the avalon scheduler & trigger mechanism to handle a connection timeout? Instead why don't we use the java.net.Socket.setSoTimeout(timeout) method, so when the connection actually times out, the InterruptedIOException exception will be thrown (which we're catching anyway) where we can take the same action as is being taken in the trigger callback method targetTriggered() ?
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