The output of

Code:

 echo  "+ The IC_HOME variable is defined as ${IC_HOME} "

produces

Code:

  The IC_HOME variable is defined as /opt/huronesb/taleoccc/tcc-19.2.0.3

Note the two leading spaces, The first space is what used to be the + character and it is overwritten by the space after the ${IC_HOME} variable expansion.
This indicates a trailing carriage return character in the IC_HOME variable

Then:

Code:

echo "+ Next Check for jar ${IC_HOME}/lib/taleo-integrationclient.jar "

produces the output:

Code:

/lib/taleo-integrationclient.jar b/taleoccc/tcc-19.2.0.3

Also here part of the text gets overwritten. /lib/taleo-integrationclient.jar ends up at the beginning of the line.

So again this indicates a trailing carriage return character in the IC_HOME variable.

My guess this variable is being set by another script and that this scripts contains CR-LF (Carriage Return + Line Feed) at the end, so it is in Windows format. It needs to be converted to Unix format (only a LF, no CR).

Convert the script in which the IC_HOME variable is set to Unix format like so:

Code:

tr -d '\r' < file > newfile