3th question in Annotation Tutorial "Questions and Exercises" section is:

"Will the following code compile without error? Why or why not?

public @interface Meal { ... }

@Meal("breakfast", mainDish="cereal")
@Meal("lunch", mainDish="pizza")
@Meal("dinner", mainDish="salad")
public void evaluateDiet() { ... }
"
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/annotations/QandE/questions.html

Answer for this question in "Answers to Questions and Exercises" section is:

"The code fails to compile. Before JDK 8, repeatable annotations are not supported. As of JDK 8, the code fails to compile because the Meal annotation type was not defined to be repeatable. It can be fixed by adding the @Repeatable meta-annotation and defining a container annotation type:

@java.lang.annotation.Repeatable(MealContainer.class)
public @interface Meal { ... }

public @interface MealContainer {
    Meal[] value();
}
"

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/annotations/QandE/answers.html

Actually, it's still won't compile after suggested fix.
Compilation error is:
"annotation values must be of the form 'name=value'"

The problem is elements of the annotation:
@Meal("breakfast", mainDish="cereal")

From the same tutorial:

"If there is just one element named value, then the name can be omitted"

For Meal annotation we have at least 2 elements, so element name can't be omitted even if it is "value".

Suggested fix:

Add element's name.
@Meal(value="breakfast", mainDish="cereal")

Tested with JDK 8u5