GWT has the concept of public resources. In your GWT module you can use <public path="...."/> to define a folder that contains public resources. There resources will be copied by GWT to your module output directory, e.g. war/app/. By default GWT assumes a public resource folder named "public", similar to "client".
-- So for GWT themes these public resources are in com/google/gwt/user/theme/[ chrome | clean | dark | standard ]/public
-- J.
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