Changing database (login screen) in 10.1.3 Jclient ADF

I have heard that in Jdev 10.1.3 there will be working login screen, but it is made exactly like in 10.1.2.
During creating fe master-detail form, You can set in wizard to create login screen, but this is only simple user/pass panel. If You want to change database during runtime it is not that simple. Everything is taken from applicationModule. There is an example (made by Frank) how to build login screen (using database list from file). Is there an example how to build complete login screen with database, sid, log, pass... ?
thx,
Jacek

Hi Frank,
I have a related question could you take a look at following thread:
Setting v$session.program property in application module config
I would like to have a identifier of the application in the v$session.view/table
For the first JClient login it works but when a new application module instance is opened the v$session.program is empty?
Is there global solution for all application modules no matter the application (Web/JClient/...), another identifier field is ok.
Thanks
Fred

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