Automated Message from Oracle Files

Good Morning:
When I set a new user account in Collaboration Suite, Oracle files generated a email notification like:
"(Automated message from Oracle Files)
An account has been created for you on Oracle Files
(http://middleserver:7779/files/app) with the following
User ID: user01
In order to enable Protocol Access in Oracle Files you must go to
http://middleserver:7779/files/app/ProtocolAccess and
enter your Single Sign-On Password.
Thank you for using Oracle Files. "
But I need to change this message because the port setted is 7778 instead of 7779.
Where I can change this default port for generate the correct notification?
Thanks a lot for your help.

Hello,
I was wondering if we had the ability to handle this via the adapter?
Possible, but you need to develop adapter module for this.
It looks like a prologxmlepilog, but in your case, they are the ones sending. Where is the XML payload in the structure that you provided?
You can re-escape the characters using java mapping. For example, find %3C and replace with < . Here is the complete list of URL escape characters http://www.december.com/html/spec/esccodes.html
Hope this helps,
Mark

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0, 0, 0, 0, accountgroup.group_id, 0 AS head_id,
0 AS head_status, ' ' AS head_name, GROUP_NATURE, parent_id1
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order by parent_id1, GROUP_ID, ORDER_TO_PRINT, head_status, head_name ;
end pro_pandl_Exp1;
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Bosemon

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