English to Chinese Tech/Engineering Computers: Systems, Networks

The task of adequately explaining the true purpose of the Web-services model for applications got off to a rocky start in 2000, where, for a while, the marketing consensus seemed to be that Web services would make it easier for users to place quicker, lower bids on eBay.
Wipe that slate clean in your mind, if you will, for Web services has little or nothing to do with Web media resources. The true purpose of Web services is to enable any type of program to advertise its functionality and certain elements of its data content, for potential use by other programs, using XML as its transport conduit. This way, a simple Web page, including buttons, text boxes, and other tools arranged to suit the job at hand, can all be directly socketed into a functional application—a process that, at least conceptually, resembles building a sophisticated control panel with Legos.