AutoLISP not loading in Design Automation AppBundle

I’m using Autodesk Design Automation v3 for AutoCAD, and I created a .bundle ZIP containing a custom batchplot.lsp. When I try to load and run it via SCR script in a WorkItem, I get the following errors:

[06/17/2025 12:35:46] Command: (load "batchplot.lsp")
[06/17/2025 12:35:46] ; error: LOAD failed: "batchplot.lsp"
[06/17/2025 12:35:46] Command: (c:batchplot)
[06/17/2025 12:35:46] ; error: no function definition: C:BATCHPLOT  

Here is how I zipped the AppBundle:
ListLayers2.bundle.zip

• ListLayers2.bundle/
  • PackageContents.xml
  • Contents/
    • batchplot.lsp

xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ApplicationPackage
  SchemaVersion="1.0"
  AutodeskProduct="AutoCAD"
  Name="ListLayers2"
  Description="Batch plotting LISP"
  AppVersion="1.0.0"
  ProductCode="AutoCAD"
  AppName="ListLayers2"
>
  <CompanyDetails
    Name="MyCompany"
    Url="http://example.com"
  />
  <Components>
    <RuntimeRequirements
      OS="Win64"
      Platform="AutoCAD*"
    />
    <ComponentEntry
      AppType="AutoLISP"
      ModuleName="./Contents/batchplot.lsp"
    />
  </Components>
</ApplicationPackage>

❗ What I want to know 1. Why is (load "batchplot.lsp") failing even though the file exists inside the AppBundle’s Contents folder?
2. Does the /al flag guarantee that the Contents folder becomes the current directory for LISP/SCR?
3. Is the AppBundle structure or SCR logic incorrect in any way?
Thank you

You need add Support elements to your runtime requirments, so it will know where to find your AutoLISP file.

<Components>
    <RuntimeRequirements SupportPath="./Contents"
                         OS="Win64"
                         Platform="AutoCAD"
                         SeriesMin="R24.0"
                         SeriesMax="R24.3">
    </RuntimeRequirements>
    <ComponentEntry ModuleName="./Contents/Hello.lsp"
                    AppDescription="A sample lisp app for Design Automation for AutoCAD">
     
    </ComponentEntry>
  </Components>

I have answered Running LISP on the APS Design API