KM Scheduler Task Cache issue

We have created couple of custom schedulers in Enterprise Portal. These schedulers are worked fine in our QA and DEV environment. But when we move the same transport to Production the scheduleru2019s tasks are not showing up in KM scheduler list. But after restarting J2EE couple of times it's showing up in KM scheduler task. This is the behavior we are seeing whenever we move the scheduler to production.
Here are the some technical details about the scheduler,
We have created one Portal Development component and 10 Scheduler Tasks under this component. All the tasks are not created in a single release. Initially when we develop we used to have 2 scheduler tasks under this component, when we move this transport to production we didn't faced any issue. Even after adding 4 to 5 scheduler task we didn't had any issues. After adding more than 6 to 7 whenever we add one we are getting the same issue.
Question: 1 - Is there any limit to for adding Scheduler task in one Portal Component?
This time we have restarted our server more than 5 times but scheduler not showed up. We ask our manger to logon to the portal server who never navigated to KM screen, we ask her to navigate and she did. For her schedulers are showed up. After she navigated to the KM screen everybody is able to see the scheduler. This is not the first time it happens like this, the same situation happen for the previous release also. In previous release we ask our Technical Architect to login to see KM schedulers. After his login everybody is able to see the schedulers.
After doing all these is what I obverse is, it seems KM scheduler has some server level cache for the user and it's giving old screen whenever we are trying to login and see. After the transport, the cache is not getting updated with the new version.
We guess it might be something we need to do with cache.
Is there any idea why the system is behaving like this.

Hi,
I am facing similar issue. How did you resolve it?
Regards,
Apurva

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