Changing listening port for JBoss

Can anyone point out where to look for in order to change the listening port for JBoss. By defualt it takes 8080, I want to change that to some other number.
I have been looking into the folders but it seems a lot of them and hard to find the exact file to change, need some help here.
Thanks

Follow the bouncing link and remember Google is your friend.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=JBoss+%2B+changing+the+default+port
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