| Label | Type | Description | Mandatory |
| Name | RESOURCENAME | This is a unique name for the resource which can be used within an IEG script to reference it. Depending on the resource type, a naming convention may be enforced for use within an IEG script. | No |
| Locale | RESOURCE_LOCALE | The locale of the resource. Only resources with locales for which the application has been configured, or that act as fall-back locales for the application's locales, will be used. If the locale is empty, the resource may be used as a fall back if a resource for a specific locale cannot be found. | No |
| Content Type | RESOURCE_CONTENT_TYPE | When serving a resource to a web browser, a content type is required to instruct the browser how to handle the resource. The most common content types used in an IEG script would be image/png for a PNG image and text/plain for a properties file. | Yes |
| Category | RESOURCE_CATEGORY_CODE | The category of the resource, e.g. image, css, property. This is used for searching functionality. | No |
| Content Disposition | RESOURCE_CONTENT_DISPOSITION | The content disposition for the resource. At its most basic, this can be treated as the suggested file name for the resource if it is used as an attachment. This field may be left blank if it is not required, but it is recommended that it be set based on the original file name of the resource. | No |
| Internal | RESOURCE_INTERNAL | This indicates if the resource is for internal use only and should never be served to the web browser. | No |
| Content | RESOURCENAME | The content for the resource. This is binary data. If the resource is a text resource, then the binary data will be interpreted according to the character set encoding defined as a parameter to the value of the contentType field. If no encoding is specified, UTF-8 encoding will be assumed. | No |
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