XSQL results differ from SQL Plus

Hello,
I have a view table that contains a CAST(MULTISET( statement. Does anyone know the restrictions placed on this statement? If I copy out the 'select' portion of my view table and paste it into SQL Plus, it works every time without problems. However, if I call my XSQL file from within my browser, I get the following:
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<ERROR>oracle.xml.sql.OracleXMLSQLException: java.lang.NegativeArraySizeException</ERROR>
Or, it will display most of the data, but leave out some. I don't understand why it returns some of the data but leaves out other relevant data. Following are portions of my scripts:
create or replace type exp_descriptive_t as object (
room_id number(10),
attribute_id number(10),
description VARCHAR2(50),
quantity number(5),
name VARCHAR2(50)
create or replace type exp_descriptive_list as table of exp_descriptive_t;
create or replace type exp_property_t as object (
P_ID NUMBER(10),
.(other columns)
descriptives exp_descriptive_list);
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW Exp_Property_View of exp_property_t
with object OID (p_id)
AS SELECT
P_ID,
(other columns here),
cast(multiset(select p_attributes.room_id, p_attributes.ATTRIBUTE_ID,a_list.description, p_attributes.quantity, r_list.name
FROM p_attributes, a_list, r_list WHERE p_attributes.p_id = prop.p_id and p_attributes.attribute_id = a_list.attribute_id and p_attributes.room_id = r_list.room_id )as exp_descriptive_list) descriptives,
FROM prop
null

When stuff like that happens to me it's usually because CF
and QA are pointing to different databases.

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