In CSS, you use background-image: url(...);, so you should do the same in
GWT: setBackgroundImage("url(" + x + ")").
But in this case I'd rather use a CssResource.
Oh, and you should add an @ImageOptions(repeatStyle=Vertical) (or Both,
depending on the width of your element) or you'll see other images in IE6
and IE7, or IE8 when using HTTPS (they don't use data: URLs, they use
spriting, just like ImageBundle; you can also disable the use of data: URLs
in your gwt.xml)
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