Executing ExtendScript in Headless mode

Is there anyway to execute/compile a .JSX ExtendScript file on an indesign document in headless mode, meaning, without having to open the Toolkit application and Indesign. I'm thinking of a command that could be sent to the toolkit executable to run a particular script on an indesign file. This would be great if event remotely possible for automating certain scripts and not require user interaction.

Hi Maxim,
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the correct implementation class of GraphicsEnvironment which is nothing to do with
fonts. Moreover this DOES work for me :
import java.awt.*;
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