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title: "TYPO3 Exception 1264093630"
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# TYPO3 Exception 1264093630 {#typo3-exception-1264093630}

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This error can be caused by a misspelled vendor name.

The vendor name (first part of the namespaced class name) must start
with a capital letter to work correctly with Extbase. Otherwise PHP
class names start with a small letter while the Extbase types start with
a capital letter what will cause problems.

Make sure the type of each variable is defined in your model:
`extensionname/Classes/Domain/Model/*` Set the `@var` in the header

```
/**
* aString
*
* @var string
*/
protected $aString;
```
