Inadvertently dropped package WB_RT_MAPAUDIT_UTIL - how to recover ?

OWB seems to create a number of objects in the schema being used as the target schema for the datawarehouse.
Package WB_RT_MAPAUDIT_UTIL being one of them. Others include tables WB_RT_EXCEPTIONS, WB_RT_PLATFORM_CONFIG and WB_RT_POSTLOAD_EXCEPTIONS.
Does anybody know how and when OWB creates these? It must be part of some deployment process, but I can't find it anywhere.
None of the Mappings for this target shema work now because the all refer constants, variable or procs in the package.
Also - they were created in our application's target schema but were created in the Tablespace created for OWB, so:
1) Why are these objects required in the application's schema if they apparently hold things like platform configurations (WB_RT_PLATFORM_CONFIG) that surely the belong in the OWB Runtime Schema? (we actually have a few application schemas in which these objects are created and each instance seems to be identical and the tables are mostly empty!)
2) Can we configure OWB to create these objects in a Tablespace other than the one intended for OWB?

Hi,
Further to the details above, the OWB version I am using is as follows for both client/repository:
Oracle10g Warehour Builder 10.1.0.4.0
Thanks & Regards,
lenin
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