How to solve out Green's function?

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I am studying the Scattering theory by John R. Taylor but I met a mathematic problem in Section 11-h.

$\phi_{lp}(r)$ is the solution of radial Schoedinger equation:

$$ \Big[\frac{d^2}{dr^2}-\frac{l(l+1)}{r^2}+p^2\Big]\phi_{lp}(r)=U(r)\phi_{lp}(r) $$

with the boundary condition: $\phi_{lp}(0)=0.$ The corresponding Green's function is:

$$ \Big[\frac{d^2}{dr^2}-\frac{l(l+1)}{r^2}+p^2\Big]g_{lp}(r,r')=\delta(r-r') $$

The particular solution is: $$\phi_{lp}(r)=\int dr'g_{lp}(r,r')U(r')\phi_{lp}(r')$$

The boundary condition of Green's function is also: $g_{lp}(0,r')=0.$ How can I solve out this Green's function?