How to convert image to array pixel values in java

I would like to know how to convert image into arrary of pixels in java ?
which API should i use ?
please give me link to a sample program !

I find the most efficient way to just walk over the image and call getRGB(x,y) on every pixel, more so than Pixelgrabber. If someone knows a more efficient way, give me a beep.

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