Oracle Sitemap Provider with 10g R1

please help,
I know implementation of oracle sitemap provider needs change notiffcation feature in database, which is why it doesnt work in 10G R1. I have successfully use the oracle sitemap provider, but when i try to add the site map node or giving roles to some node, the sitemap doesnt refresh that instantly.
Is there any work around for this problem.
Any help will be verymuch appreciated
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user633898

I am having this issue with a 10.2 database. Change Notification has been granted to the connecting user. When I add a node in ora_aspnet_sitemap it does not show up in my databound asp:menu control. Previously added nodes show up just fine. I know the nodes are there and accessible (I can query them with Oracle.DataAccess objects that use the same connection string as the sitemapprovider). Furthermore, I notice that the very first time I open Visual Studios 2008 and run my site locally, I get the following error message:
"Multiple nodes with the same URL '/~temp emp.aspx' were found. XmlSiteMapProvider requires that sitemap nodes have unique URLs."
Stack Trace:
[InvalidOperationException: Multiple nodes with the same URL '/~temp emp.aspx' were found. XmlSiteMapProvider requires that sitemap nodes have unique URLs.]
System.Web.StaticSiteMapProvider.AddNode(SiteMapNode node, SiteMapNode parentNode) +717
Oracle.Web.SiteMap.OracleSiteMapProvider.BuildSiteMap() +3454
System.Web.StaticSiteMapProvider.FindSiteMapNode(String rawUrl) +133
System.Web.UI.WebControls.SiteMapDataSource.GetNodes() +193
After I get this error, if I run the site again, it loads fine (albiet missing the newly added nodes). What I find interesting about the error message is that I do not have a "/~temp emp.aspx" node in my ora_aspnet_sitemap table, nor is there a page in my site with this name.
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