In some cases, the errors produced by the parser do not list all viable "expected" tokens. For example:
{code}
enum E {
    E(String s) { }
    A("");
}
{code}

Will produce:
{code}
$ javac E.java
E.java:2: error: ')' expected
    E(String s) { }
            ^
<snip>
{code}

But at least ',' is also allowed in this context.

Another case:
{code}
public class TP {
    Foo<? extends A|B> foo1 = null;
}
{code}

errors:
{code}
$ javac TP.java
TP.java:2: error: > expected
    Foo<? extends A|B> foo1 = null;
                   ^
<snip>
{code}

In addition to '>', at least ',' and '&' is allowed at this point.

Another example that should be investigated:
{code}
@SuppressWarnings({,0})
public class AV {
}
{code}

Errors:
{code}
$ javac AV.java
AV.java:1: error: '}' expected
@SuppressWarnings({,0})
                    ^
<snip>
{code}

This is all with:
$ javac -fullversion
javac full version "1.8.0-b129"