Url address: using DOI

Greetings,
I have a journal/publication client that is wanting me to
begin using a unique-identifier for each of their articles in
thieir Journal. This new initiative is to conform with their
participation in the DOI (dig. obj. identifier) process for the
articles in their journal.
To comply, they need to have a url setup such as
http://www.ajjtp.org/10.3519/ajournal.2006.2163
(preferred) or
http://www.ajjtp.org//doi.cfm?doi=10.3519/ajournal.2006.2163')
and then have that url pull up the correct article pdf from thier
database. I have all of the DOIs (10.3519/ajournal.2006.2163) in a
database that is matched to the article pdf addresses.
But, my level of cfmx programming is only beg-mid level and
I'm not certain how to attack this project? Can anyone offer help.
A very good reference for how the project should function is
the journal Nature's process at:
http://www.nature.com/doifinder/10.1038/ng571
Which you can see, this url pulls up an exact article.
Thanks,
Stephen
Tallahassee, FL

I tried to subsitute the field value for the parameter list in your example.
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