Change XML DB default HTTP port number from 8080 to ... ?

Hi !
I need to change the default port number of XML DB from port 8080 to something else, because the development server also hosts a web service, which is configured to listen on port 8080 for debugging reasons. This WS is provided by our partner and we have no control over the ports it uses.
I'm not a network prof. so I'd like to ask what other port number would make sense for XML DB instead of 8080. Can I choose any port number I like, e.g. 8088?
Besides using DBCA is there any other place I need to configure this new port number?
TIA,
Stefan

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