Execute powershell script from ssis?

Hi,
I was trying to use the execute process task to kick off a powershell script. However, nothing happens when I run in debug (the component turns yellow and stays yellow). Any idea if what I am trying to do is possible and the proper way to configure
it?
btw, I am using powershell for the remoting capabilites. I need to execute a bat file on a remote server which runs a process in a legacy program.
Update: When I name the ps1 script file in the executable window, it opens it in notepad. This would be like the default if you double clicked the file.
Mark

To run a PowerShell Script from SSIS package. Add a "Execute Process Task" in SSIS and use the following command text.
This works just great, plus the "-ExecutionPolicy ByPass" switch will take care of any server script policies.
C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\PowerShell.exe
-ExecutionPolicy ByPass -command ". 'L:\Powershell_Script\Script1.ps1' 'param1' 'param2'"
Regards
Deepak

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[/code]
Regards
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