How does APEX import a packaged APEX application

I was wondering, if someone might help me to better understand how APEX imports a packaged application.
The typical packaged application file looks like a simple SQL*Plus Script that needs to be processed by SQL*Plus from PL/SQL on the server.
I would be most interested to understand how APEX handling this process because it might really help me (and probably many others) to improving our own installation process.
Thank you in advance for any information!

The documentation contains an entire chapter on Deploying an Application. This appears to be a good place to start.
The tutorial How to Review a Packaged Application would also be worthwhile.
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