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Hello, 

It works on 100%. 
You can not directly cast a hide ToolkitImage object to BufferedImage or RenderedImage. Instead You will have to create a ImageRepresentation object form ToolkitImage, and use a method to obtain a BufferedImage.

This method is called a getOpaqueRGBImage().

I hope this helps.

Best regards.
Java EE and Web Service developer and project manager.

String imageFile = \"C:/Documents and Settings/Admin/Moje dokumenty/compressed/anka.jpg\";
        BufferedImage i = ImageIO.read(new File(imageFile));
        Image imgToProcessing = (Image) i;
        Image img = (java.awt.Image) imgToProcessing.getScaledInstance(169, 385, Image.SCALE_REPLICATE);
        System.out.println(\" \\n This is img: \" + img);
 ToolkitImage toolkitImage = (ToolkitImage) img;
        System.out.println(\" toolkitImage: \" + toolkitImage);
        ImageRepresentation ir = toolkitImage.getImageRep();
        System.out.println(\" ir: \" + ir.getOpaqueRGBImage());
        BufferedImage bb = ir.getOpaqueRGBImage();

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