Hello.
I want to gather user password using BA and pass it to msi package, so I
create Bundle variable and use it in MsiPackage:
<Variable Name="my_password" Value="blablabla" Type="string"/>
<MsiPackage Id='my' SourceFile="my.msi" Cache="no" Vital="yes">
<MsiProperty Name="MY_PASSWORD" Value="[my_password]"/>
</MsiPackage>
MainWindow.Model.Engine.StringVariables["my_password"] = "new_blablabla";
The problem is when this variable is initialized or changed in BA, it is
written in log file unprotected:
--- Initializing string variable 'my_password ' to value ' blablabla' ---
Is there any workaround to make this more secure?
Best regards,
Vadym.
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