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Resolved field / information - what does it mean?

I am using the implementation of the IField interface. I have a problem understanding the "allowed field" - what does it mean? There is even a function isResolved (), which:

Returns whether this field represents an allowed field. If the field is allowed, its key contains permitted information.

What does it mean? Is there any second meaning to the word that I cannot find, either in the dictionary or on the Internet?

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"Solved" is associated with bindings. To specify from javadoc org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.IBinding

A binding is a named object in Java. The world of bindings provides an integrated picture of the structure of the program, when viewed from the point of view of the compiler.

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ResolvedBinaryMethod : Handle representing a binary method that is resolved.
The uniqueKey contains the genericSignature of the resolved method. Use BindingKey to decode it.

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