To start with, I like to utilize the public/ folders in my packages for
storing these values. That way, if you put images in any public/images/
folder (I put a public/ folder in every module), they will end up in your
war in the images/ folder.
First make sure that the above is working correctly for you. You can also
utilize an ImageBundle which will assure you the images are available
through compile time checking. I find this the best solution.
With an ImageBundle your rule becomes:
@sprite
.rule1 {
gwt-image:'img1';
}
To investigate this further use FireBug or Chrome dev tools to find what
image resource your .rule1 is pointing at. That will probably reveal the
problem.
Sincerely,
Joseph
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