Lag time between Client and WebDAV Update

If I check out a file, make modifications, and then check it back in - it is immediately visible to everybody who connects to server via VC Client software (ie, Bridge or Adobe Dialog.)
However, it takes several minutes (up to ten) for the same change to be visible to people who are connected to the server via WebDAV.
A ) Is this related to Version Cue not pushing the correct data (the "stat" on the file give the correct date. The file will say it was modified at the write time, but opening the file gives the wrong data.)
B ) Or is it a Mac system thing, where it is caching the WebDAV data?
Thanks,
Stephen

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