Manually modify DISPLAY port number

Our 11.5.9 system has ADF concurrent report, we started up a X background service at Admin tier for Report server running. As request from the UNIX admin, we need change the port number for X windows. Since it is production, we have lots of customization, I want to avoid undate the context file and run the autoconfig. Therefore, I tried to modify the DISPLAY parameter in environment files on both tiers directly. However, it does not work. Does anyone know what I missed?
Here is the file list I touched.
adcmctl.sh , adrepctl.sh , $IAS_ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Jserv/*.properties on both tiers, re-bounced the whole application afterwards.
Thanks
Sean

There should be an entry for the DISPLAY variable in the application env file. This entry is created from the context file and after running AutoConfig. Also, make sure that the DISPLAY is set in the applmgr user profile.
I used to follow the same procedure when configuring the DISPLAY in non-AutoConfig environments, update the env file manually and make sure it is set in adcmctl.sh before staring the CM.
The list of files while should be updated manually are listed in the following note (Under "Running Applications 11i Reports Result in REP-3000" section):
Note: 200474.1 - Comprehensive REP-3000 Troubleshooting and Overview Guide
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=200474.1

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