Could you please enlighten me and explain what the "XSL object" would be?
Drazen: There isn't any XSL object "per-se" - but since XSL-T is actually compiled into IL-Code, and you can debug it, you can actually breat in the middle of an XSL Transform, and have Debug tooltips on the various "nodes" inside it. That's what I mean by "object"
The nodes you are referring to are already accessible. You can put any XSL variable into a watch window and you'll be able to see it's content exactly the way you'd expect. XSL debugger *rocks*. It's the single best XML feature in VS2005.