Identify Server listener port

Just wonder how to find out identify server listener port number? Which file it actually stores?
Thanks.

Thanks for reply.
I actually got problems with accessing amconsole.
It always complain about server error. I installed identity server using web server as container.
errors in webserver logs:
"WEB4220: The web application [amserver ] is unavailable because of errors duing startup. Please check the logs for errors".
Appreciate advice!

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Hi,
The server port, 7780, is port where HTTP server response and listen ports are other ports tha HTTP Server can listen. In IAS, the default configuration, the server port is response for Web Cache and Web Cache connect with HTTP Server in listen port.
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Hi Julio,
You are ever helpful sir Howver, things are not making sense.
Ok so to take it from the top. So far I have done the following:
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Thank you for reading my psot
How i can change the port 8080 that oracle web server listen on it ?
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This question has been asked and answered several times in the XE forum. Feel free to join us in the XE forum at Oracle Database Express Edition (XE)
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>
Is there a way to retrieve the machine a server is running on (and itslistening
port) inside a Servlet or JSP?
Currently whenever I change the machine or listening port for a server(via the
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>
>
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