Refreshing a JSP that lives on a network drive

Question

          We're running WLS 6.0sp2 as a service, and have an exploded web application residing
          on a mapped drive. We use AutoExNt to set up the mapped drive before starting
          WLS.
          When the JSP is updated by a content management system that is responsible for
          keeping track of the file, WLS doesn't notice that the filedate has changed, and
          does not recompile the JSP.
          We have verified that the datestamp on the file changes. Our refresh time is
          set to 1 (second). Does anyone have an idea as to what's happening?
          Ronak Shah
          

Answer 1

Great thanks. It is actually the drive that holds my music. I don't need the songs backed up through time machine - far too much time and footprint, but I do want the library files backed up to maintain playloists, ratings, etc... I separated the music files from the library files and then selected the music files for exclusion. iTunes still sees the music files (I manage them vice letting iTunes do it. It has a nasty habit of splitting up multiple albums and placing non-compilations into the Compilations folder, etc...) I haven't run TM yet, but this gives all the appearance of working at this point. I will update and mark the question answered once I confirm.