I have a 'has many through' relationship in my models. I am trying to
access objects from either side of this relationship, with mixed
results.Here are my models:

    class Material < ActiveRecord::Base
      attr_accessible :description, :number
      has_many :parts
      has_many :work_tickets, :through => :parts
    end

    class Part < ActiveRecord::Base
      belongs_to :material
      attr_accessible :description, :number, :yield, :material_id
      has_many :work_tickets
      has_many :operations, :dependent => :destroy
    end

    class WorkTicket < ActiveRecord::Base
      belongs_to :part
      belongs_to :material
      attr_accessible :number, :yield, :opened, :closed, :part_id
      has_many :works, :dependent => :destroy
    end

I can access the work_tickets from the material with:

    @work_tickets = @material.work_tickets

But, cannot access material from work_ticket:

    <%= work_ticket.material.number %>

Forcing me to use:

    <%= work_ticket.part.material.number %>

Am I expecting the wrong behaviour, or am I using the wrong relationship
pattern?

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