Port number from 7777 to 8080 - URGENT please

dear all,
i'm using Apex 2.2,
i wanted to change port number from 7777 to 8080,
due to Security Reasons, i have to change the port from 7777 to 8080
in which File i need to do the Changes & what are the Steps to be Followes,
http://10.33.20.6:7777/pls/apex1/apex
i wanted to change the same to
http://10.33.20.6:8080/pls/apex1/apex
please Help me out in this,
its is Very URGENT PLEASE
Many thanks

This is unlikely to be any help becaue your URL specified 'pls' in the path indicating that you are using mod_plsql, but but you might like to check that you are not inadvertently servicing your Apex instance with the embedded PL/SQL gateway.
Check to see if you are using EPG with the simple sql :
SELECT DBMS_XDB.GETHTTPPORT FROM DUAL;
If value returned is 7777 then you appear to be using EPG.
Change the port using EXEC DBMS_XDB.SETHTTPPORT(8080);
And then navigate your http://10.33.20.6:8080/pls/apex
As I said it's unlikely to be any help but wort checking all the same.

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