Error loading jython callable 'application': No module named mysite

[Harikrishnan K N]

I am using Django 1.8 on Jython in Windows 10. Have created a simple Django project following the tutorial ​https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/intro/tutorial01. After packaging using buildwar(including jars), when I deploy the mysite.war archive in tomcat, I get an error.
My project name is mysite, I have referenced the Jython path in web.xml. My project structure is

-mysite
 -WEB-INF
  -lib
   -jruby-extras-fileservlet.jar
   -jython.jar
  -lib-python
   -django
   -doj
   -polls
   -application_settingspy.class
   -application_settings.py
   -eggs.pth
  -web.xml
 -wsgi

Error is

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "D:\jython27\Lib\modjy\modjy.py", line 80, in service
    self.exc_handler.handle(req, resp, wsgi_environ, mx, (typ, value, tb) )
  File "D:\jython27\Lib\modjy\modjy.py", line 76, in service
    self.dispatch_to_application(req, resp, wsgi_environ)
  File "D:\jython27\Lib\modjy\modjy.py", line 92, in dispatch_to_application
    app_callable = self.get_app_object(req, environ)
  File "D:\jython27\Lib\modjy\modjy_publish.py", line 68, in get_app_object
    return self.get_app_object_old_style(req, environ)
  File "D:\jython27\Lib\modjy\modjy_publish.py", line 120, in        get_app_object_old_style
    return self.load_object(source_filename, callable_name)
  File "D:\jython27\Lib\modjy\modjy_publish.py", line 142, in load_object
    self.raise_exc(NoCallable, "Error loading jython callable '%s': %s" %  (callable_name, str(x)) )
  File "D:\jython27\Lib\modjy\modjy.py", line 121, in raise_exc
    raise exc_class(message)
modjy.modjy_exceptions.NoCallable: Error loading jython callable 'application': No module named mysite

The application_settings file shows:

from mysite.settings import *
CONTEXT_ROOT = "mysite"

[Carlton Gibson]

Sorry, we can't provide support for jython deployment issues here. I don't know if there's a support channel for ​django-jython? (See TicketClosingReasons/UseSupportChannels for more info.)

(A quick search for CONTEXT_ROOT turns up a page on ​Creating a .war archive for deployment that might help.)