Java App Marked As EXEC with Running ICON changed to EXEC Icon

Hello,
I upgraded my Mid 2010 Macbook Pro 13 to Maverricks a few days ago.   It deleted my Java which my Zimbra Dektop (ZD) 7 requires.  So I had to reinstall Jave 1.7 from Oracle site.   After I did this I reinstalled ZD and it runs fine except for icon.   After runing for awhile the ZD Icon on the Dock and the Program Switcher changes to the standard UNIX Executable EXEC Icon.  I have tried to lock down the icon on the dependent files but no luck.  Any idea how what to modify so the icon does not change?
TIA,
EB

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