Oracle Designer, schema registration

Hi all,
I have registered a DB schema in Oracle Designer (via jr_registration.register / jr_registration.generate). I understand how to use registered tables, but what about registered pl/sql packages? Where can I see them and how can I put them under version control?
Thanks.

Yes, you are right, I need to find registered PL/SQL in the Designer. But I can't see it neither in RON nor in DE. I try to find it under repository owner, where I have registered the schema. May be I must to do some extra steps along with registration/generation?
Here is my code I'm using for registration "repository_user" user:
begin
jr_registration.register('repository_user');
commit;
jr_registration.generate('repository_user');
commit;
end;

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