Displaying a BufferedImage in a GUI

I want to display a BufferedImage in my GUI.
The BufferedImage is a screen snapshot created by the createScreenCapture() method in the Robot class. I know how to save it to file, but how would i display it in a GUI without saving it ??
Would be really grateful for any help.
Thanks
Rob

In the painting method of your GUI, you could cast the Graphics object into a Graphics2D. The Graphics2D has a method
drawImage(BufferedImage img, BufferedImageOp op, int x, int y);

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instead of using drawImage, could I simply assign the
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