WDA application on virtual host (port)

Hi,
is there a way how to deploy (create) a webdynpro application on a virtual host (port)? As I generate a webdynpro application, SAP creates a service under default host (port). I need to have my application accessible only on virtual host (port) - different to default. Therefore alias cannot be used. I haven't found any parameter how to set this port when I create a WDA application in SE80.
I'm looking for some system setting or configuration, not application solution.
Thanks.
Petr

Without adding a virtual host, did you try using the following arrangement?
Port 80
Listen 77777
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thanks,
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