reduce loglevel for xpath page parsing errors #322
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Like with #94 we should reduce the loglevel for issues regarding parsing the current page as XML/HTML when applying XPath expressions for dynvars.
The current problem is, that we generate A LOT of log data when we dump the entire page. It will be printed as binary (
ts_search:(3:<0.3361.0>) Page couldn't be parsed:(error:function_clause) Page:<<72,84,84,80,47,49,46,49,32,50,48,48,33,…>>).When we run large-scale load tests, errors on the backend are to be expected. In those cases we end up with log files being multiple hundred MB in size putting quite a bit of stress on tsung nodes impacting the test as a side-effect.
Besides reducing the log level, this PR also adds a new error counter being reported to
ts_mon:error_xml_unparsable. This error is comparable toerror_json_unparsable. Also, there is still an error logged (on loglevel error:Couldn't execute XPath: page not parsed (varname=~p)).