Production - Development Import/Export strategy

I'm trying to come up with a good strategy for being able to handle development of an HTMLDB application being carried out on a different system to the production machine.
So far my steps consist of -
1) Dev -> Perform export of HTMLDB application
2) Dev -> Perform Oracle "exp" of schema that the application uses.
3) Prod -> Delete HTMLDB application
4) Prod -> Run script to delete all schema objects for that application.
5) Prod -> Perform Oracle "imp" of file created in step 2
6) Prod -> Perform import of HTMLDB application created in step 1
Does this sound reasonable to people? Is there any other way to do this? Has anyone already written any scripts to do this (that's next on my to-do list).
Thanks

Jes,
I would advice you to avoid using Oracle exp/imp tools in development cycle. Otherwise, you'll end up with a mess on production system when nobody is able to answer what versions of tables/views/packages work and what changes have been made to the particular object recently and why something doesn't work anymore.
Developers have to write sql*plus scripts, form patches and use a version control tool like CVS. I understand this is a bit contrary with htmldb ideology of using browser as single tool. But this way you always know what have been changed, how changed, who changed and when changed.

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