WS-I web service changes to regen-soap-api and @WsiGenInToolkit

In 8.0, most of the behavior of the gwpc regen-soap-api tool related to RPCE web services, which are no longer in the product. However, the tool also generated WSDL for locally published web services for web services with the @WsiGenInToolkit annotation. This tool added WSDL in the PolicyCenter/soap-api folder, not into the source code hierarchy.

In 9.0, the gwpc regen-soap-api tool is removed, including the WS-I behavior for local WSDL. In effect, there is no meaning to the @WsiGenInToolkit annotation in 9.0.

If you need the WSDL to test your web services, that feature is still available and generates the WSDL into the source code hierarchy in the wsi.local package. See Testing web services with local WSDL.

If you need the WSDL for external systems, you can still get the WSDL from a running server. See Generating and publishing WSDL.