Where is sun.awt.image.Image in Java5?

Hello,
I'm trying to compile a package using Java 5, which was before compiled with 1.4. I geth the error "sun.awt.image.Image cannot be resolved or is not a valid superclass".
I found that class in 1.4.2, but not in 1.5. Is there an substitution for that?
Regards,
Kai

Look in:
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