Rails - Sep 2006 - has_one_question :through => :josh_susser

Hi I''m making a book website, and I want to verify that I''m
getting this
right.

First 1. are the users (modeled exactly from the login engine plugin)
                                                       (no _id column)
then  2. the inventories,
                                                       (no _id column)
      3. then the ads,
(with a inventory_id column, mypage_id, user_id, what you would call a 
''first class model'')

and now I tie it all into

      4. a MyPage where all their ads are listed.

Ok.. quick breather..

I would then declare my models the following way:
1. users
has_many :inventories, :through => :ads
has_one :mypage

2. inventories
has_many :users, :through => :ads

3.ads
# no relationships declaration needed

4. mypage
has_many :inventories, :through => ads
belongs_to :user

How does this look? Am I missing anything?


Thanks for anyone that replies.

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