What is your objective of throttling? If you place a JMS queue between Parts A and B, the routes will run using at least 2 different threads. If Part A is faster then the queue will fill up and act as a buffer that decouples the varying speed of execution. I often had this scenario (fast producer, slow consumer) and always did it this way without need of further throttling.
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