Deploying war file websphere - urgent

I have a .war file that has been generated using the java create a war utility. this war file contains html, xsl, images and the associated jar and class files. this war file has worked fine with tomcat and websphere application studio developer, in short, it works by just dropping the file in tomcat/webapps folder or importing the war file using application developer.
can a war file generated this way be used with websphere application server by just dropping it into an equivalent webapps folder(if one exists) OR can i use some import war utility.
please let me know.
Thanks.

You can import it into WAS 4.0 but not into earlier versions of WAS.

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