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On my test system I placed the .geojson files in this folder:
C:\ibi\WebFOCUS80\webapps\webfocus\tdg\jschart\distribution\map

Then I edited the UIMaps.xml file and added Alabama and Georgia, so mine ended up looking like this:

<Json>
<Map layer="regions" name="USA" file="US.json"/>
<Map name="WF Retail Regions" file="sample_wfretail_regions.geojson"/>
<Map name="Georgia Zip5" file="GA_5.geojson"/>
<Map name="Alabama Zip5" file="AL_5.geojson"/>
<Map layer="regions" name="US Zip3" file="uszip3.json"/>
<Map layer="countries" name="World" file="world.json"/>

As far as I know, this requires a restart of Tomcat not just the Reporting Server.

Also for the conversion of your “Shape” files, here is the information from one of the other SE team members:
1. Get Boundary information in KMZ or SHP file formats, some of this can be found on the web for generic areas (example Cities).
2. Convert those to GEOJSON. If you use an online converter, make sure that it moves the zip code values in. He used ogr2ogr (http://www.bostongis.com/PrinterFriendly.aspx?content_name=ogr_cheatsheet), a command line tool for this. This gave a large file with the boundaries and many properties, which he stripped down to just the zip code property and boundary.
3. Run the mapshaper.org web site, just drag your geojson file in, to simplify your map (reduce the detail in the boundaries to get the file smaller). The important point here is to reduce the complexity without getting Nulls, as WebFOCUS is not very happy when it encounters Nulls. (Simply reduce to the point where you get Nulls, then either back it out a little higher so you don’t get nulls, or strip them out.)

Hope this will work for what you are looking for.